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These sweet siblings have lost their parents and now live with neglectful grandparents who often leave them alone and without proper care. They face hunger, emotional neglect, and exposure to harmful situations, especially as their grandparents struggle with alcoholism. Peter, one of the siblings, suffers from untreated kidney and heart issues, and all of them urgently need love, support, and stable care through sponsorship.
Bella is a bright 3-year-old whose widowed mother is struggling to care for her and three older half-siblings. The extended family refuses to support Bella because she is not biologically related to them, making life even harder for her small family. They often go without food, basic clothing, and have no means to afford education—making sponsorship a vital lifeline for Bella’s future.
This bright second-grade student excels in school despite living in extreme poverty and facing severe abuse from her father. With her mother deceased, she lacks the safety and emotional support every child needs. Sponsorship could provide her with a safe, nurturing environment where she can thrive both academically and emotionally.
Stephen is a bright fourth-grader who lost his mother and now lives in severe poverty with his father and siblings, struggling to meet even their basic needs. The stress of their situation often leads to anger and harsh punishments from his father, further impacting Stephen’s well-being. After being out of school for a long time, a kind teacher helped him enroll last year, but he urgently needs sponsorship to ensure he has the stable environment and support to thrive academically and emotionally
This resilient 9th-grade student is an orphan being raised by her uncle, who, despite his best efforts, cannot meet her basic needs on his limited income. A talented long-distance runner, her academic performance has suffered due to frequent absences caused by her challenging circumstances. Without support, she is at serious risk, but sponsorship could provide the safe environment and educational opportunities she needs to reach her full potential.
Maryanne is a determined third-grader who, along with her four siblings, faces immense hardship after her father abandoned the family when her youngest sister was born with severe medical issues. They now live in an abandoned house, relying on the occasional goodwill of the community for food and clothing, while Maryanne has struggled to attend school. Despite these harsh realities, she remains hopeful, and with sponsorship, she could have the chance to build a better future through education an