It depends where you are traveling from and to what country. In Australian capital cities it is very easy to do foreign exchange. In other countries banks, especially the smaller ones, are not always equipped or stock foreign currency. So …
If you’re staying in Hong Kong consider an Octopus Card for easy travel payments. This is used to pay for trains, busses, ferries some food shops around train stations, 7-11 stores and other places. If you’re coming early or staying …
Every team can be different but in most cases your team contributions will cover all living expenses once you are met in-country. Through the team we’ll be paying for most things; hotel, food, travel etc. once we meet you at …
China uses the Renminbi or RMB, sometimes also called locally Yuan. If you’re traveling through Hong King they use the Hong Kong Dollar Indonesia use the Rupiah In India the currency is the Rupee. Each team may have different payment …
Our aim is to send at least 83% of donations through to the projects and this has been achieved. It does naturally cost money to run an organisation or ministry but we have a high value in keeping these administrative …
Child sponsorship sows into our various projects allowing us to impact groups of children in our projects. Child sponsorship enables us to operate homes and programs like Doves Wings, Morning Light and IndiaHeart. It means children can remain in school. …
Heart for Kids is a charity registered with the Australian Taxation Office as an income tax exempt charity. Heart for Kids is holder of ABN 77 612 163 265. For tax exemption in other countries please contact us.
Safe water bores are currently being installed in 1 village per month.
That keeps between 1300 and 2000 children and family members safe.
We would love to do more.
