SPONSOR A CHILD IN BANGLADESH
Make a difference today by sponsoring a poor child in Bangladesh, to help provide a Christian Education and give them a hope and a future.
£5 a month to help towards the monthly education costs for one child
£75 to pay for a class of 15 students
£500 would pay a monthly school salaries for 7 staff
Download a brochure for this appeal with details of more ways to give
SPONSOR A CHILD IN BANGLADESH
For just £3 a month – that’s 10p a day – your sponsorship canhelp to ensure that a child, in one of the poorest Muslim majority countries in the world, can attend a Christian school.
In Bangladesh the government does not have the resources tofund the teaching of children. This means that many of the poorerrural children grow up disadvantaged and illiterate.
Life for Bangladesh is committed to helping some of the poorest children in Bangladesh, achieve an education.
With your help we can literally change lives - one child’s life at a time...
WHAT YOU GET AS A SPONSOR
As soon as you sign up, we’ll send details of the child and school you are helping sponsor and the location in the country.
We will email you twice a year with an informative email about the lives of the pupils and their teachers.
Our aim is for you to see practically where your monies are being spent and just what they are achieving on the ground.
We know from studies across the world that child education is one of the main areas that helps eradicate poverty. In the future we hope with additional funds to help you sponsor individual children in some of our schools.
Each child represents a future, the future of the community, of the country, and Indeed the future of the whole world...
WHERE DOES MY MONEY GO?
URGENT NEEDS:
We have had to close three schools because of shortage of money to pay for the staff to run them.
The photograph below shows the need to repair and modernise the school buildings.
We ask for your prayers for financial support to enable us to continue to provide a Christian education for children in a country with a Muslim majority and where persecution for minority faiths is increasing.
