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Bishal might not have survived without help

Bishal might not have survived without help

The last couple of years have been hard for everyone, but Bishal almost didn’t make it out alive. Bishal lives in South Asia with his parents, who work as missionaries in the surrounding villages. Thanks to Bishal’s child sponsors, he has access to all the essentials...

What Difference Does our Medical Emergency Fund Really Make?

What happens when your child has a serious medical emergency, but you live in a developing country and can’t afford treatment? All too often, poverty turns easily treatable conditions into death sentences. Parents are forced to watch as their children suffer without...

World AIDS Day 2015 | What’s Your Response?

Only 30 years ago, AIDS was a death sentence . . . a scarlet letter even. But because of greater global awareness, safety precautions, medical breakthroughs, and advocacy, millions of lives have been saved, and the end of AIDS is believed to be within reach. However,...

Family Ties

How does sponsorship impact a child’s mother, father, brother, or sister? Have you ever thought about the impact sponsorship has on an entire family? Meet Julius, a young boy from Uganda. Julius knows firsthand the power of AIDS. He lost his father to the disease,...

Miracle in the Making

Meet Sanju. Nestled in the lush green mountains of Nepal is nine-year-old Sanju’s rural village home. Sanju’s parents attempt to make a living by cultivating a small plot of land they own, but continue to struggle to provide fully for Sanju and his two...
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