Orphan Sponsorship FAQ
What does the cash assistance cover?
We provide monthly cash assistance to caregivers to help them meet basic needs like food, clothing, shelter, health, and educational materials for the children. Depending on the situation and logistics, these funds are distributed every 2-3 months to ensure timely support.
What do health checks include, and are there follow-ups?
We conduct comprehensive annual health checks for the children, which include physical exams, screenings for common illnesses, growth and nutritional assessments. If any medical needs arise, we follow up with the necessary care and treatment to make sure the children remain healthy and supported.
What activities are organized for orphans?
We plan a variety of fun and engaging activities, including outdoor excursions, sports, arts and crafts, and indoor games, to provide relaxation and opportunities for social bonding for both the children and their caregivers.
What are life skills and PSS activities?
Our life skills workshops and PSS activities are designed to help children and their caregivers learn valuable knowledge, cope with trauma, and build resilience, fostering their emotional and psychological well-being.
What are community centers, and what purpose do they serve?
Our community centers are safe and welcoming spaces where orphans and caregivers can join various activities, including tutoring opportunities, workshops, and support services. At these centers we promote learning, engagement, and a sense of belonging within the community.
What does the food basket contain, and when is it distributed?
We carefully prepare food baskets filled with essential items like rice, flour, sugar, cooking oil, dates, lentils, and more, to help families during Ramadan and beyond. Depending on availability, we may also include extra nutritious items like powdered milk and canned goods. These baskets are given out at the start of Ramadan to ease the financial burden on caregivers and typically sustain a family of 5 for a month.
What is unique about our iftars?
Our iftars blend traditional meals with activities that bring joy and foster a sense of belonging, supporting both cultural connections and emotional well-being for children and their caregivers.
What kind of clothing is provided for Eid Al Fitr, and when is it distributed?
We provide new clothes to orphaned children so they can celebrate Eid Al Fitr with joy and pride. These clothing packages include culturally appropriate outfits designed for the festive occasion. This initiative helps create a sense of belonging and excitement, while also easing the financial burden on caregivers.
How is meat distribution managed during Eid Al Adha?
We work with local partners to distribute Qurban meat to orphans and their caregivers, ensuring a quality and joyful celebration for everyone involved. We ensure the sacrifices are performed within the correct time frame in each region.
What is the purpose of the carnival celebration?
We host carnival days filled with fun activities for children, caregivers, and the community in various countries, with the goal to establish positive memories and strengthen social bonds. These carnivals include giant inflatable slides, bouncing castles, face paint, performances by local musicians, and meals and snacks for orphans.
What items are provided in the back-to-school campaign?
We supply children with school uniforms, stationery, water bottles, backpacks, and educational materials at the start of each school year, helping them feel prepared and motivated for their studies. We also provide teacher bags that include whiteboard markers, binders, and additional stationery to support their efforts to educate children in underserved communities
What kind of clothing is provided during winter?
We provide warm clothing, including coats and accessories, to ensure children stay cozy and healthy during the cold months.
What are early recovery activities for caregivers?
We organize skill-building workshops at our community centers, covering topics like sewing, handcrafts, computer skills, and basic literacy and numeracy, helping caregivers gain new skills to foster long term financial independence.