Educational and Disabilities Sponsorship
Sponsoring a vulnerable child is a great way to directly impact a life! ECM's Educational and Disabilities Sponsorship program helps the most vulnerable children - orphans, disabled, and others with no family to care for them - by providing direct physical, emotional, and spiritual support. By sponsoring a child, you can help ensure that they stay in school, get medical help when needed, learn valuable life skills, receive encouragement, and hear the gospel! There is no better, more personal way for you to connect with and support the needs of a child!
In our Educational and Disabilities Sponsorship Program, we work with the neediest children, most often orphans living in extreme poverty. These children have no family to care for them and meet even their most basic needs. We also provide assistance to children suffering from physical disabilities, providing the help they and their caregivers need for a brighter future. These children can join the program at any age, but they typically join a Hope Center before the age of 10. Children complete the Educational Sponsorship Program after the completion of secondary school (high school) or when they reach the age of 20, whichever comes first. We ask our sponsors to commit to sponsorship until the child completes the program. In this program, ECM typically covers all school fees through secondary school, as well as medical needs and other special needs that may arise.
If you would like to learn about the differences between Educational/Disabilities Sponsorship and Family Empowerment Sponsorship, please click here.
If you would like to learn about the differences between Educational/Disabilities Sponsorship and Family Empowerment Sponsorship, please click here.
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Kwesi Seyram is a young teen boy living and attending Haven of Hope Academy in Ghana. Would you prayerfully consider sponsoring him for a better...
DOB: 10/21/2008
Faith grew up in the slums of Kirombe-Luzira. She is a half orphan; her father died when she was five years old, in 2016. She lives with her single...
DOB: 11/16/2010
Phillip is a young man in Uganda in need of sponsorship. He lives with both his parent and his siblings. His father was recently in an accident...
DOB: 08/12/2005
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Ramuz was born with albinism, and sadly, his parents separated when he was 1 year old. His mother works as pump attendant and makes very little...
DOB: 04/25/2010
Huguette is a young girl in ECM's Deaf Ministry in Congo. She lost both of her parents in the past 5 years. She lives with her grandmother and...
DOB: 07/11/2014
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Kofi lives with his guardian, Abokomah, who is from the same area. Kofi’s mother is alive but cannot take good care of her little boy. Her husband,...
DOB: 04/01/2010
Dalton lives in a small one room house in the slums of Mpererwe-Kikuubo with his mother and two siblings. Sadly, his father died in a tragic...
DOB: 01/16/2014
Mary lives with her mother, father, and five other children in Biriwa, the central region of Ghana. Her father had a broken leg that needed to be...
DOB: 03/03/2010
Richmond lives with his sister and his Aunt Bernice, who is his guardian. She does some small farming for a living. He went to live with his aunt...
DOB: 11/09/2009
Liz was born with albinism, and has a younger sister and brother who were also born with the condition.Her mother is a house wife and her father...
DOB: 04/01/2008