Kinderpatenschaft Nepal - Happy Children e.V.

Child Sponsorships

You're helping to give a child the chance for life

The Happy Children sponsorship projects sustainably improve the living conditions of children.

With a child sponsorship

you gift a needy child in one of the poorest countries in the world a better future.

This includes:

HEALTHY
FOOD

CLEAN
DRINKING

WATER

A LOVE-
FULL HOME

MEDICAL
SUPPLY

EDUCATION

Through sponsorship, the life of the child changes drastically in the long term...

You change the future of a child in the long term with a sponsorship...
And that for the price of a single tank of gas a month.

Happy Children takes care of the kids for 15-18 years till they finish college and are ready for life.

Was kostet der Unterhalt für ein Kind in Nepal?

Für nur...

5 €

A child can eat for almost a week

10 €

Textbooks
and school material for a month

20 €

School fee on a school

for a month

50 €

School fee for a quality school:
the way to a good
future

55 €

Accommodation in a children's home

+ food
+ school
+ clothes

65 €

Accommodation in a loving children's home

+school

+food

+clothes
+ regular medical and dental care
+ taking part in trips and fun activities
+ psychologically coaching for traumas

FULL SPONSORSHIP: 65 EURO/monthly

HALF SPONSORSHIP: 35 EURO/monthly

Integration into society is essential.

Nothing should remind of their past life and the misery they once came from.

ONE TO ONE

Each child is matched with ONE unique sponsor.

It could be you!

Child sponsorship monthly or yearly paid has a huge multiplier effect.

We stretch your Euro or Dollar as far as possible to help lift both your child and their entire family out of poverty.

You can cancel at any time no question asked.
Your help is tax deductible.

SPONSOR A CHILD

Hello,
my name is Gopal
and I'm looking for a sponsor

MY AGE
11 years

I live in
Nepal

MY HOBBIES

I don't have one. What is a hobby?

I WOULD LIKE TO BE GOPAL'S SPONSOR

You will receive regular updates about your sponsored child

FOLLOW THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR SPONSORED CHILD

Track the progress. Write letters or visit him/her one day.

See what exponential impact you make.

WHAT YOU GET

- Sponsorship paperwork after assuming the role

- A letter of introduction of the Child

- The chance to forge a truly unique relationship

YOU GET ONCE A YEAR

- Child Progress Report with current information and photo of the child

- project information

- Updates and letters plus an up-to date picture of the child

- Yearly project information

More than just a donation - experience it live!

VISIT YOUR SPONSORED CHILD - AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE

Visiting your sponsored child can be an unforgettable experience that will bless both: you and your child.

When you visit, you will get to see firsthand how you’re making a difference in your child’s life.

Sponsors, who have the flexibility and resources can even arrange visits to see their child.

Get to know the country your sponsored child lives, meet the child one to one - is a special experience!

See your sponsored child and see our work.

SPONSOR VISITS

Happy Children offers sponsor visits to make your stay as memorable as possible. Please contact us for further information.

Play football together, sing and dance with all children on a fun day.

Enjoy the moment to have a common meal and see the children study.

What Happy Children sponsors are saying: „It was a precious moment to meet our sponsored child personally after supporting it for some time. We enjoyed the warm welcome and the peaceful atmosphere in the children's home."

INDIVIDUAL VISITS

Individual visits are possible. However, they need good preparation.

We want to make sure everyone involved in this journey has a memorable experience.

We are also committed to ensuring the safety of sponsored children.

It takes a lot of time to coordinate and plan a visit to your sponsored child, so visit request applications must be submitted at least 3 months in advance.

I see the Happy Children work as a beacon of light project. The girl I support is a good example of this.

She has finished school, and could begin her studies in "pharmacy".

In Nepal, as in many other developing countries, this is an expensive thing to do.

It's therefore important to guide the next generation until they have completed their studies or vocational training - until they can stand on their own feet.

Jochen Hoppe

What our heroes say