SPONSOR THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN UGANDA
SPONSOR A CHILD
We believe in the power of education to help end poverty, and work to ensure that children in rural Uganda have the best opportunity to learn. We focus on giving often vulnerable children the right infrastructure, resources, quality teaching and parental support to help them get the most from their time at school and go on to lead productive, healthy and happy lives.
We know that to make sustainable changes we need to address the unique needs of each community we help. That's why we pool your donation with other supporters' to make your money go further, funding projects that can make a real difference in rural Africa.
COST OF SPONSORSHIP
The cost to sponsor a child through school per month is £25 however this cost can be split between friends or family.
By donating £25 per month, this is enough to support the child through the school year and provide school equipment, breakfast and lunch every day and clean drinking water.
If you ever wish to donate more for any reason during any month we can buy a gift of your choosing for your sponsored child or family, help with community projects, and buy animals for the community or anything else you decide by sending
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
As a sponsor you will receive correspondence from your child here in Uganda. He or she will personally write letters to you and when you write back we will hand deliver these to the designated child. Change Tomorrow will send you pictures and updates along with a yearly school report and any other vital information.
On top of this any sponsor is always welcome to come over for a visit to the school. They will be met by a member of our team at the airport and brought to the local village. We can help with showing you around the area, introducing you to the child and their family, help with accommodation and anything else you feel is necessary to make your visit as productive and pleasurable as possible.
When children find out they've been sponsored, the joy they feel is indescribable. Just knowing that someone across the globe cares means more than you can imagine. Sponsoring a child in need will profoundly change the future for your child, and will change your own life as well.
By becoming a sponsor through Change Tomorrow’s sponsorship program you will provide opportunities to a child who is in desperate need. Sponsoring a child helps provide basic needs like food, clothing, and an education.
HOW SPONSORSHIP WORKS
MEET
You will receive an email with a picture of your sponsored child and information about him/her and their family.
CHANGE A LIFE
Your monthly contributions will give your sponsored child to grow up safe, healthy and educated.
STAY IN TOUCH
Build a relationship with your sponsored child and receive regular updates . Sponsors are welcome to write back and stay in touch, even visit!
We can change the world and make it better place.
It is in your hands to make a difference!
-Nelson Mandela-
This is Amfred.He is 6 years old and attends top class.He lives together with his mother and father who are farmers.They are rentning a small land near to their house, where they are trying to grow some vegetable.He has another two siblings and they walk together to the school every morning.
Patricia is 7 years old. The parents farm and trade in beans, maize and coffee to try to raise enough money for school fees for all the children. Although the family is trying hard, raising enough to pay school fees for so many children is still a huge burden. Patricia is a lovely young girl who is full of energy and loves to be in school.
This is Kevin and she is in primary 7.She has 2 brothers and 1 sister. Her mum lives with the children alone because like many men here in Uganda the father left the family and the children. Her mum has the sole responsibility for paying school fees for all the children and it is proving too much for her. She is trying to farm to earn a living however due to changing seasons and weather farming is very poor just now. Kevin is one of the best performing students in our primary school.