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Kezina lives in the community of Diksis.  She has lived with different relatives over the years.  Her mother is visually and hearing impaired and left Kezina when she was just a baby. She usually lives with her aunt and uncle and cousins whom she calls siblings.  Kezina recently lost her sponsorship.  She is currently attending Kindergarden – level 2.  She enjoys school.  Your sponsorship will create a source of financial stability for Kezina. Your support will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing, and medical treatment as necessary. Kezina’s caretakers will have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Diksis. 

Yared lives with his mother in the community of Asella, Ethiopia. Yared’s father passed away and his mother is unable to make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family. Your support would contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. His mother will also have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Asella. 

Eberth lives with his parents and two sisters in the community of Barrio Ruben Dario in the capital city of Managua. The recent political turmoil in Nicaragua created a dire financial situation for Eberth’s family. His father makes a small income finding and selling recycled goods but does not make enough to support his family. Eberth recently lost his sponsorship. He attends Christian Horizons Global’s inclusive youth program run by the local church leadership in his community. He, along with children of all abilities, are welcome and encouraged to participate. Your sponsorship of Eberth would contribute towards his education, nutritional support, clothing, and health care.

Dayana lives with her parents and ten siblings. They live in the mountain-side village of El Morro. Approximately 800 people live in this community and most rely on income earned harvesting coffee beans, corn and black beans. Almost half of the children in Dayana’s school rely on sponsorship support in order to attend. At the school there is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers. Dayana has some mobility and intellectual challenges-her smile is infectious smile and she loves spending times with peers at school. With your support Dayana will receive assistance for her medical care needs, school tuition, nutritional support and clothing. 

Ashaelle lives with her mother and brother in Delmas 33 which is located just north of Port-au-Prince and consists of a very rich population existing beside a poverty-ridden slum. Her mother works as a saleswoman Ashaelle is in grade 4 and enjoys reading. She hopes to become a nurse someday. Your sponsorship will provide a source of stability for Ashaelle and her family. She will be able to continue her education and receive nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment as necessary. 

Jean Richard lives with his mother and brother in Delmas 33 which is located just north of Port-au-Prince consists of a very rich population existing beside a poverty-ridden slum. His mother works as a saleswoman but does not make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family. Jean Richard is in grade 3 and going to school. He hopes to become a doctor someday. Your sponsorship will provide a source of stability for Jean Richard and his family. He will be able to continue his education and receive nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment as necessary.

Deyris lives with her parents and two siblings in San Benito, a rural, agricultural town about 60 km northwest of Managua. Deyris attends the new local preschool funded by CH Global. Our local partners who run the school started it recently with the focus on helping kids, including kids with disabilities get a good start in school. Your sponsorship of Deyris would contribute towards her education, nutritional support, clothing, and health care as required.

Chrisbell lives with her parents and sibling in San Benito, a rural, agricultural town about 60 km northwest of Managua. Chrisbell attends the new local preschool funded by CH Global. Our local partners who run the school started it recently with the focus on helping kids, including kids with disabilities get a good start in school. Your sponsorship of Chrisbell would contribute towards her education, nutritional support, clothing, and health care as required.

Yusuf lives with his parents and three siblings in the community of in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Yusuf’s parents work as daily labourers but do not make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family. Yusuf has physical challenges with his hands and has not been attending school regularly due to his family’s economic challenges. Your sponsorship support will create a source of financial stability for Yusuf and his family. Your support will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. His parents will also have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji.

Juan lives with his parents and two siblings in San Benito, a rural, agricultural town. Juan attends the new local preschool funded by CH Global. Our local partners who run the school started it recently with the focus on helping kids, including kids with disabilities, get a good start in school. Your sponsorship of Juan would contribute towards his education, nutritional support, clothing, and health care as required.

Bladimir lives in the mountain-side village of El Morro with his parents and and four siblings. Approximately 800 people live in his community. Like most families in the area, Bladimir’s family works together to harvest coffee beans, corn, and black beans to earn their income. Bladimir is of age to attend the preschool program designed to provide a good foundation for learning. At the school there is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers. Your sponsorship support will contribute towards Bladimir’s school tuition, nutritional support, clothing, and medical treatment as necessary.

Gelaye lives with her parents in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Both of Gelaye’s parents have been ill. Her father has tuberculosis and her mother has a liver infection; they have been unable to meet the needs of their family. Your support will create a source of financial stability for Gelaye and her family. It will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. Her parents will have access needed medications and will also have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji. 

Addisu lives with his parents in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Addisu was born with a disability to his right hand. His parents are not able to make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family and are living in very poor conditions. Your sponsorship support will create a source of financial stability for Addisu and his family. Your support will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. His parents will also have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji.

Enat lives with her grandfather and brother in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Enat’s grandfather works as a daily labourer but is unable to make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family. Your sponsorship will create a source of financial stability for Enat and her family. Your support will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. Her grandfather will have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji.

Belete lives with his mother and 9 siblings in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Belete’s mother works as a daily labourer but she is unable to make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family and has, at times, been unable to send her children to school. Your sponsorship will create a source of financial stability for Belete and his family. Your support will contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. His mother will have access to Biblically-based, entrepreneurial and savings training. Additionally, your support strengthens inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji, Ethiopia.

Nasir lives with his mother and 2 siblings in the community of Ziway Dugda, a community that has been greatly impacted by several years of severe drought. Nasir’s father passed away. His mother is working doing daily labour but does not make a sufficient income to meet the needs of her family. Nasir is not yet of school age but has an immediate need due to poverty and, with support, could attend school when of age. Your sponsorship support will provide a source of financial stability for Nasir and his family. Your support would contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. His mother would also have access to entrepreneurial and savings training. 

Nasiro lives with his mother and sister in the community of Bekoji. It is a town known by its children affected by HIV/AIDS and disability. There is a well-attended school that offers inclusive education to children in the Child Sponsorship Program. Nasiro’s father passed away; his mother is unable to make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family. Both Nasiro and his sister are visually impaired. Your sponsorship support would create a source of financial stability for Nasiro and his family. Your support would contribute to school tuition, nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment. It would also strengthen inclusive education programs, vocational training, and Christian Horizons Global’s ability to advocate for and develop disability awareness and community integration in Bekoji.

Elder lives in the mountain-side village of El Morro with his parents and 5 siblings Approximately 800 people live in his community. Like most families in the area, Elder’s family works together to harvest coffee beans, corn, and black beans to earn their income. Almost half of the children in Elder’s school rely on sponsorship support in order to attend. Elder has a developmental disability and requires assistance with mobility. There is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning along with attending regular classes. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers

Angelica lives with her parents and 5 siblings in Delmas 33, which is located just north of Port-au-Prince and consists of a very rich population existing beside a poverty-ridden slum.  Her parents do not make sufficient income to meet the needs of their family.  Jessica is in grade 1.  She likes to sing with her sisters and her favourite subject is math.  She hopes to become a nurse someday. Your sponsorship will provide a source of stability for Angelica and her family. She will be able to continue her education and receive nutritional support, clothing and medical treatment as necessary. 

Abelardo lives with mother in the village of El Morro. Approximately 800 people live in this community and most rely on income earned harvesting coffee beans, corn and black beans.  Abelardo has a developmental disability. He is in grade 4 and loves going to school. Your support will go towards school tuition, nutritional program and specialized education resources. There is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning along with attending regular classes. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers. 

Andres lives with his parents and 5 siblings in the mountain-side village of El Morro. Approximately 800 people live in this community. Most families in the area work together to harvest coffee beans, corn and black beans to earn their income. Almost half of the children in school rely on sponsorship support in order to attend. Andres has some learning challenges; he is excited about being part of the CH Global preschool program.

At the school there is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers. Your sponsorship support will contribute towards Andres’ school tuition, nutritional support, clothing, and medical treatment as necessary.

Katerine lives with her parents and four sibling in the mountain-side village of El Morro. Katerine has a learning disability; she loves attending the preschool program in the village. Your support will go towards school tuition, nutritional program and specialized education resources. There is a resource room where students with various disabilities can go to receive individualized tutorial support to supplement their learning along with attending regular classes. Students, regardless of ability, pursue their goals while remaining integrated with their peers.