Change a life, Sponsor a Child
Your regular monthly donation of $38 will provide access to food, education and the good news of the gospel to children in need.
Children Waiting for a Monthly Sponsor
DEVI SALADHI (#I-7)
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
India
DOB: 10/01/2006
Devi comes from a very down trodden ‘Dalit’ caste (sub caste is ‘Mala’) which is considered as “untouchable” in India. She is currently in the 8th grade. Both of her parents are suffering from health issues that prevent them from working and Devi has had to stay home as a result. She needs a Sponsors to help provide sufficient food, adequate clothes and resources to continue her studies. Will you consider sponsoring Devi?
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
India
DOB: 04/21/2009
Sunny comes from a very down trodden ‘Dalit’ caste which is considered as “untouchable” in India. Sunny’s father died three years ago, his mother could not longer feed him and brought he and his sister to the Bethany Children Home. Sunny wants to become a police officer and serve his community. Will you consider sponsoring Sunny?
Dogga Teja (#I-14)
MEDAPATI SUNNY (#I-11)
Dogga Teja (#I-14)
India
DOB: 10/14/2007
Teja comes from a very down trodden Hindu community. His parents were strict Hindus worshipping several deities, but it did not change their financial situation, leaving the family fed up and ultimately in a big financial crisis. Teja’s father eventually divorced his Mother and ran away, causing them both to live hand to mouth. Teja’s Mother came to know Christ through an outreach of our global partners in India and Teja now wants to become a public servant (to eradicate illiteracy and poverty in their poorest Hindu communities) and share the love of Jesus to his people group. Will you consider sponsoring Teja?
L. Udaya Kiran (#I-16)
L. Udaya Kiran (#I-16)
L. Udaya Kiran (#I-16)
India
DOB: 09/17/2006
Uday Kiran belongs to “carpenters people group” of Hindu community and his name means “the rays of sunrise.” His Dad left the family, after struggling with alcohol and mental issues, and his sick Mother is unable to feed him and send him to school. He wants to become a public servant and get rid of liquor/ alcohol. Will you consider sponsoring Uday Kiran?
L. Subramanyam (#I-17)
L. Udaya Kiran (#I-16)
L. Udaya Kiran (#I-16)
India
DOB: 01/07/2008
Subramanyam belongs to “carpenters people group” of Hindu community. His Dad was a carpenter but ultimately left his family after struggling with alcohol and mental issues. His Mother is sick and unable to feed or send him to school. Subramanyam wants to become an engineer to help society, his people group and the poor. Will you consider sponsoring Subramanyam?
Sephanstine (#N-35)
Sturridge Isinou (#N-36)
Sturridge Isinou (#N-36)
Kenya
DOB: 04/15/2009
Sephastine is in the fifth grade. He lives with his father, mother, younger sister and older brother. His favorite subject is CRE and he wants to be a doctor when he grows up. Will you consider sponsoring Sephastine?
Sturridge Isinou (#N-36)
Sturridge Isinou (#N-36)
Sturridge Isinou (#N-36)
Kenya
DOB: 02/15/2012
Sturridge is in the third grade. He lives with his mother. His favorite subject is Math and he wants to be a carpenter when he grows up. Will you consider sponsoring Sturridge?
Suleiman Isani (#N-37)
Suleiman Isani (#N-37)
Suleiman Isani (#N-37)
Kenya
DOB: 05/21/2013
Suleiman is in the third grade. He lives with his mother, two older brothers (including Ayub) and older sister. His favorite subject is Math and he wants to be a pilot when he grows up. Will you consider sponsoring Suleiman?
Teresia Nyoki (#N-38)
Suleiman Isani (#N-37)
Suleiman Isani (#N-37)
Kenya
DOB: 05/14/2015
Teresia is in PP2. She lives with her mother and two sisters (one younger and one older). Her favorite subject is Kiswahili and she wants to be a teacher when she grows up. Will you consider sponsoring Teresia?
Scholarships
Several of our students have finished secondary school and are looking to pursue a higher education at either a trade school or university. Will you consider becoming a Higher Education Scholarship Sponsor?
History
Rakwaro, Kenya
The HHI Child Sponsorship Program started with children from the Rakwaro, Kenya village. While the quality of this 2019 trip video is not great, the strong, sweet voices of the children our Volunteers went to visit is clear: "We are so happy to welcome you to our school. Our guest, you know we love you!"
Andhra Pradesh, India
In 2020, the Lord opened an opportunity for HHI to expand the Child Sponsorship program into Andhra Pradesh, India. This trip video shows the children at the Bethany Children's Home during our scouting trip in 2019. If you would like to sponsor one of these children, please see the children above who have a "#I" in front of their sponsorship number.
Nairobi, Kenya
In 2021, HHI was asked if we would help support 38 children from the Bethany Education Centre (BEC) in Kawangware (e.g. a slum in Nairobi, Kenya) which serves about 650 students. BEC feeds the children a hot breakfast and lunch (which for most students is the only meal they receive during the day) and teaches about Jesus on a daily basis. If you would like to sponsor one of these children, please see the children above who have a "#N" in front of their sponsorship number.