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How to sponsor a child in the developing world
Compare child sponsorship through SOS Children's Villages
Sponsor a child in Africa
Sponsor a child in Asia
Sponsor a child in South America
Sponsor a child in Afghanistan
Sponsor a child in Bangladesh
Sponsor a child in Bolivia
Sponsor a child in Brazil
Sponsor a child in Burkina Faso
Sponsor a child in Burundi
Sponsor a child in Cambodia
Sponsor a child in China
Sponsor a child in DRC
Sponsor a child in Ecuador
Sponsor a child in Ethiopia
Sponsor a child in Ethiopia with Action Aid
Sponsor a child in Ghana (World Vision)
Sponsor a child in Gambia
Sponsor a child in Ghana (Action Aid)
Sponsor a child in Guatemala
Sponsor a child in Haiti
Sponsor a child in Kenya
Sponsor a child in Kenya (Action Aid)
Sponsor a child in Liberia
Sponsor a child in Malawi (World Vision)
Sponsor a child in Malawi (Action Aid)
Sponsor a child in Mozambique (World Vision)
Sponsor a child in Mozambique (Action Aid)
Sponsor a child in Nepal
Sponsor a child in Nicaragua
Sponsor a child in Niger
Sponsor a child in Nigeria
Sponsor a child in Peru
Sponsor a child in Pakistan
Sponsor a child in Rwanda
Sponsor a child in Senegal
Sponsor a child in Sierra Leone
Sponsor a child in Somaliland
Sponsor a child in South Africa
Sponsor a child in Tanzania
Sponsor a child in Thailand
Sponsor a child in Uganda
Sponsor a child in Vietnam
Sponsor a child in Zimbabwe
In addition to Action Aid, there are three good places to sponsor a child online:
1. Sponsor a child with World Vision
2. Sponsor a child with Plan UK
3. Sponsor a child with Everychild
Charity ActionAid has reported a surge in people wanting to sponsor a child in India.
Enquiries about sponsoring a child in India have surged since Oscar triumph of "Slumdog Millionaire", says the charity.
Action Aid said it is having to rush the contact details of scores of Indian children to its offices in Britain.
It normally fields around 500 enquiries a week for child sponsorship, including those who wish to sponsor a child in India. But the number of child sponsorship enquiries has soared to 1,400 after Slumdog Millionaire" won its recent awards.
"We're calling it the 'Slumdog' effect," said fundraising director Richard Turner. "We haven't seen such a high level of interest in one country for a long time."
"Slumdog Millionaire" won eight Oscars including the best picture academy award.
It tells the story of children in Mumbai, India. Action Aid runs a programme where you can sponsor a child in India.
"Child sponsorship has transformed the lives of hundreds of thousands of children and is one of the most rewarding ways of giving," said Turner.
"Sponsors' money helps towards securing a decent education, better health care and economic security for children and the communities in which they live."
You can sponsor a child in India through Action Aid here
You may also like to browse the following popular child sponsorship sites:
Sponsor a child with World Vision
Sponsor a child with Plan UK
Sponsor a child with Everychild
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