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How to sponsor a child in Burma

October 10th, 2009 HelpSaveTheKids 1 comment

Over the last two weeks we have seen over 60 children sponsored through the Help Save The Kids program. There are 23 children which are yet to be sponsored as part of the first two schools on the Thai Burmese border. We are looking to have these remaining students taken on by individuals, families and organisations by the end of October 2009.

Sponsorship is only $25 Australian Dollars a month and will provide the child with the essential needs to survive, but more importantly it will cover the expenses to educate the child, a gift that will have a lifetime impact of their life. No administration fees are taken out of your donation, and payments made by Australian residents are tax deductible. Your donation can be made via direct deposit, money order, cheque, credit card or direct debit and can be paid monthly, quarterly, bi-annually or yearly.

Once you sponsor a child, you will be provided with a photograph along with a profile and will receive regular updates on their progress, and will be invited to correspond via post through items such as birthday cards and letters.

If you would like to take this opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child, please post a comment below and the necessary paperwork will be emailed to you. Should you prefer to make a one off donation via PayPal, please click the donate button on the right, or contact us for more payment options.

Child Sponsorship program launched

September 27th, 2009 HelpSaveTheKids No comments

Today saw the launch of the Child Sponsorship program at Perth Christian Community Church in Perth, Western Australia. Thank you to all those who have sponsored children and returned the necessary paperwork. Your contribution will help make a difference in the lives of these children.

As you can see we are are currently in the process of building this website which will house all the information on the projects in Thailand and Burma, along with providing updates from the team in Thailand. Please be sure to check back regularly as we continue to add to the site.