How can help poor kids with their education?

You can change the life of a child from a poor and vulnerable family when you donate for education through Child Sponsorship. Every time you sponsor a child, you donate for education of the child and gift them a future.

“I want to grow up to be a Civil Servant and serve my community at a level that I can’t do now,” asserts Sudha, a sponsored child of World Vision India in Delhi. This bubbling 14-year-old is already leading change in her community for women and girls and her inspiration has been just one entity – her sponsorship through World Vision India’s Child Sponsorship programme.Sudha’s parents moved to the bustling city life over 20 years ago to earn a little higher income than they would earn in the village. Her father, Santhosh, earns a meagre income of INR 400 – 500 per day at a clothes shop in Delhi’s marketplace, while her mother, Pinky, is a homemaker.When Sudha first became a sponsored child, she was only 6-years-old.

Sudha shares about her passion, saying, “After I joined children’s group and child parliament, I realised that there are so many people out there who need help – not just me.” Adding that her aim is to empower women and girls with knowledge about their rights, so that they live empowered lives.Sudha and other children from their community are raising awareness on Sustainable Development Goals, to ensure their community is a safe place for all children.

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