Orphan Sponsorship
‘I and the person who looks after an orphan and provides for him, will be in Paradise like this,’ (putting his index and middle fingers together).
[Bukhari]
Donate and Sponsor an Orphan
Give love, support, and warmth to an orphan in need, to give them the opportunity to succeed.
My name is Malak Abu zaid
Malak Abu Zaid, a Syrian refugee girl born on May 15, 2010, has endured the.
My name is Shahd Burro
Shahd Burro, a Syrian refugee girl born on October 22, 2013, has known loss from.
My name is khadija Mashhadani
Khadija, a Syrian refugee girl born on January 2, 2012, has faced significant challenges from.
My name is Tawfiqa Audi
Tawfiqa, a Syrian refugee girl born on March 10, 2015, carries the weight of loss.
My name is Hanan Audi
Hanan Audi, a Syrian refugee girl born on January, 10, 2016, has faced heart-wrenching challenges.
My name is Nariman Hamady
Nariman, a Syrian refugee girl born in Arsal in 2014, faced unimaginable challenges early in.
My name is Abdulsattar Al khaled
Abdulsattar, born in September 2014, never knew his father, who was killed in the Syrian.
My name is Leen Al refaai
Leen Al Refai, a Syrian refugee girl born on January 15, 2012, has faced immense.
My name is Ahmad Mashhadani
Ahmad Mashhadani, born on September 22, 2009, is a Syrian refugee who has endured profound.
My name is Shahd Al zaiti
Shahd Al Zaiti, a sweet Syrian orphan born on May 1, 2011, has faced incredible.
My name is Duaa Shams Al din
Duaa Shams Al Din, born on June 22, 2014, lives with her mother and siblings.
My name is Khuder Al ibrahim
Khuder, a Syrian refugee boy born on July 8, 2013, lost his father in the.
My name is Alaa Al hantash
Alaa, a Syrian girl born in 2008, has faced tremendous hardships from a young age..
My name is Noura Hammady
Noura, born on February 15, 2014, in Arsal, Lebanon, has endured extraordinary hardships. Following the.
My name is Sidra Hamza
Sidra, a Syrian refugee girl born on June 16, 2011, faced unimaginable loss at a.
My name is Kassem
Kassem Abu Zaid, a Syrian refugee orphan living in the Arsal camps, was born on.
My name is Abdulbaset Al refaai
Abdulbaset, a little boy born on June 17, 2014, has faced profound loss from the.
My name is Mohammad Al mustafa
Mohammad, a Syrian refugee orphan born on March 13, 2013, has endured profound loss and.
My name is Layan Barakat
Layan Barakat, born on June 1, 2014, is an orphaned Syrian refugee. Her father passed.
My name is Momina Gurely
Moumena, born on November 11, 2010, is a Syrian refugee girl whose life has been.
My name is Abdullah Darwich
Abdullah, born on August 18, 2016, is a Syrian refugee boy who tragically lost his.
My name is khaled al khateeb
Khaled, a Syrian refugee orphan born in July 2010 , has faced profound hardship from.
My name is Ibrahim Al Ahmad
Ibrahim Al Ahmad was born on August 12, 2018. When he was just four years.
My name is Wafaa Al abd
Wafaa, a refugee orphan born on April 12, 2010, lives in Arsal. She was only.
My name is Ghadeer Bakkour
Ghadeer Bakkour was born on December 12, 2012. Her father went missing in Syria in.
My name is Wael Al khuder
Wael, a 9-year-old Syrian refugee boy residing in Lebanon, has faced immense adversity. At just.
My name is Bassma
Bassma, a Syrian refugee girl, was born on November 17, 2011. Her father was killed.
My name is Ahmad Bakkar
Ahmad, a Syrian boy born on October 24, 2015, has faced unimaginable challenges from a.
My name is Bayan Farhoudah
Bayan is a 9-year-old Syrian refugee girl living in the Arsal camps. Her father passed.
My name is Sameer Kaddour
Sameer, a young refugee orphan boy born on March 9, 2014, has faced unimaginable loss.
My name is Haneen Audi
Haneen Audi, a Syrian refugee girl born on January, 1, 2013, has faced heart-wrenching challenges.
My name is Alaa Raad
Alaa, a Syrian refugee girl born on November 7, 2017, was just three months old.
My name is Riham Al refaai
Riham, a young Syrian refugee girl born on January 1, 2017, has faced significant hardships.
My name is Haneen Hussein
Haneen Hussein, a sweet Syrian refugee girl born on November 13, 2014, faced heartbreak early.
My name is Sham Al refaai
Sham, a young Syrian refugee girl born on August 15, 2015, has faced significant hardships.
My name is Hala Ajaj
Hala Ajaj, a Syrian refugee born on June 1, 2008, entered the world already marked.
My name is Mahmoud
Mahmoud, a kind-hearted little refugee boy, experienced a profound upheaval at just two years old.
My name is Khaled Abu Ali Hasan
Khaled Abu Ali Hassan, a Syrian boy born on September 28, 2015, faced heartache early.
My name is Nariman Abu Zaid
Nariman, a Syrian refugee girl born on September 1, 2011, resides in Arsal. Her father.
My name is Walla Al khuder
Walla is a 9-year-old Syrian refugee girl living in Lebanon. Her father passed away on.
My name is Zaidan Hammoud
Zaidan, a Syrian boy born in Arsal on October 3, 2016, faced unimaginable tragedy at.
My name is Yousef Al mustafa
Yousef, a Syrian refugee boy living in Arsal, was born on March 1, 2012. At.
My name is Khansaa Jammoul
Khansa, a Syrian refugee girl born on August 28, 2011, has faced profound loss from.
My name is shahd basheer
Shahd Al Basheer, a Syrian orphan born on March 17, 2013, faced profound loss just.
My name is Trad Hammadah
Trad, born on June 17, 2014, in Arsal, Lebanon, has faced unimaginable challenges. After his.
My name is Sarah Basheer
Sarah Al Basheer, a Syrian orphan born in February 2012, faced profound loss. Soon after,.
What is Orphan Sponsorship?
Your donations make a significant impact, ensuring that every penny goes directly to a fund dedicated to their ongoing care and support. We ensure continuous sponsorship for each child, regardless of changes in individual sponsorships, ensuring no child is left behind.
Education Support
Sadly, sometimes children are forced to work in order to keep themselves and their families fed
Food Support
Your sponsorship helps to provide food to the child you sponsor, allowing them to thrive
Clothing & Medical Support
Providing orphans with proper health care, routine check-ups, and clothing
Frequently Asked Questions
Confused about donating? Take a look at our frequently asked questions below.
How can I contact my sponsored orphan?
We encourage regular communication with your sponsored child, and writing letters is the preferred method. To do so, attach your letter to an email (e.g., in Word format) and send it to us at [email protected]. Please include your donor email and donation ID.
What is orphan sponsorship?
Orphan sponsorship is an effective way of giving that establishes a connection between a donor and a vulnerable orphan. The donor will receive regular updates on how their support is helping the sponsored child and their family.
What languages can I use to write to my sponsored orphan?
You can write to your sponsored orphan in any language you are comfortable with. Our team will ensure the letters are translated appropriately.
Can I call you if I have any further questions?
Absolutely. If you have any further questions or if your circumstances change, please do not hesitate to reach out to our friendly customer services team. You can call us at 0333 090 2223 for immediate assistance during our business hours. For urgent matters outside these hours, please email us at [email protected], and we will respond as soon as possible.
Our team is dedicated to providing the support you need, whether it’s answering your questions, addressing your concerns, or helping you with any changes to your situation. We are here to help and ensure your experience with us is as smooth and satisfactory as possible.
Thank you for choosing our services. We look forward to assisting you.
Can we sponsor a group of children or a school?
While you can sponsor more than one child, sponsoring an entire school is not possible as not all students may be eligible for sponsorship. However, if you are interested in supporting a class, school, or project, we can consider this on a case-by-case basis.
Why can't my donation go to a single orphan?
When donating via our orphan sponsorship programme, your donation goes into a fund that helps all orphans within the selected orphan group. This ensures that your donation reaches the sponsored orphan and all others in that group. This approach guarantees continuous support for each child, ensuring no child is left behind regardless of changes in individual sponsorships. Your contribution makes a significant impact on the lives of all children within the group, providing them with the care and support they need.
Can I visit my sponsored child?
Supervised visits can be arranged with approval from the GHH office, the child, and their guardian. Visits are not permitted at the orphan’s home to comply with our safeguarding policy. Instead, meetings will take place at the local GHH office. For safety reasons, personal information such as the child’s address or telephone number will not be disclosed.
What other ways can I support orphans besides sponsorship?
Besides sponsorship, you can support orphans through one-time donations, fundraising events, and volunteering your time. Your contributions help fund essential services and projects that improve the lives of vulnerable children and their communities. For more information, please visit our website or contact us directly.
Our Promise To You ↓
Our 100% donation policy ensures that every single donation is entrusted (Amanah) to us to support the needy, destitute, poor, orphans, and widows.