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Sponsor an orphan.

Your contribution will provide a genuinely disadvantaged child with the chance to escape extreme poverty and grow up in a loving, caring and healthy environment in which they will thrive.

Only the neediest orphans

We do a thorough check, including 'home' visits, to ensure that the children we take in are genuinely the neediest. On one recent visit, we discovered that the girl in question had gone out to work in order to be able to provide for her elderly grandmother who could no longer move around. This girl is six years of age, has no parents, no extended family and no chance of an education.

Why you should become a sponsor

Because you will be making a genuine difference to the life of a child who has been left to survive without parents, without love and without education. With no overseas staff costs, every last penny of your sponsorship goes directly towards improving the quality of life of your long-distance adopted child. 

Overseas surrogate family

The focus of this commitment is relational, not purely financial. The role is that of an overseas surrogate family, and we ask you to make monthly communication with your adopted child.

What your money provides

  • permanent housing, staffed by professional carers
  • a healthy, hearty diet
  • primary/secondary education costs
  • clothing
  • health care
  • the opportunity to develop life skills through English lessons, making handicrafts, raising livestock etc.
  • a birthday gift and a cake to share 
  • a Christmas gift 

Some words from a sponsor

My family and I love what sponsoring Amos has done for us, and hopefully, for him.  Writing letters and sharing pictures makes it feel like we have family in Uganda. Hearing news from Amos is always a delight and is what sets The Peace Centre apart as it shows us our money is having a direct impact. I also appreciate how sponsorship helps me to teach my children about our interconnectedness with others throughout the world.
- Victoria and Pete

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​"I am happy to be at The Peace Centre because there is electricity. Before I came here I had no electricity and it was dark and scary at night".
Amos, 7
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