Your donation will change her life

Thank you from Vin… I am so happy today. Now I can drink good water now. My mother used to bring water everyday from her work place. That water is not good as it tastes salty. Now I can drink sweet tasting water and I will help my mother by carrying water from this pipe near our home.

Vulnerable children at risk

Helping vulnerable children is a crucial mission. By providing love, support, and access to education, sanitation, healthcare, and safe environments, we can empower them to thrive.

Together, we can create a brighter future, nurturing their potential and ensuring their well-being. Every child deserves a chance to succeed and grow to become the person they were created to be.

Donations in Australia are tax deductible

Prefer bank transfer to credit card?

Our credit card and Paypal process makes issuing receipts very easy but if you would prefer to sponsor by bank transfer simply download our bank details.

Please be sure to email us and tell us about your bank transfer or we may not be able to provide receipts. Not all banks give much information.

Women, Mothers, learning so they can care for their children

With empowerment and training these women can establish their own work and income so children are better cared for and fed.

This is successfully done by training them in tailoring so the women learn how to design, stitch and sew clothing which is then sold in the local stores or markets. They also repair clothing for other families in their villages.

Safe water replaces polluted water

Providing safe water to a village can transform lives. It prevents waterborne diseases, ensures better health, and promotes hygiene.

With access to clean water, children can attend school, communities thrive and the overall quality of life improves, fostering a brighter and more sustainable future.

Kids Clubs and Education

Kids love to learn, and they love to play, and they deserve to do both in safe environments. Their general education doesn’t always give them good foundational skills to grow up in their community but these programs operating in urban slum village and islands really add to the children’s lives.