You can sponsor a person today and support a whole community.
Your gift will help more children to get an education, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to raise their voices, stay in school longer. Your gift will support communities with water and healthcare as well as protection in an emergency.
Start your sponsorship journey today by choosing where you’d like to sponsor below.
At Plan International UK we’ve been advancing children’s rights and equality for girls for over 85 years. We’re working to create a world where every child is safe and protected from violence and have access to the education, healthcare, clean water and future opportunities they need to thrive.
Our pioneering child sponsorship programme supports communities to protect and empower children and champion girls’ rights. We work closely with children, girls and local communities, listen to the challenges they face and combine our expertise with their knowledge to find long lasting solutions together.
By choosing to sponsor with Plan International UK, you will help create lasting change for children who need it most. You will form a one-to-one connection with the child you sponsor, and your donations will be used to fund vital projects benefiting whole communities in the country where your sponsored child lives.
Choose your desired Continent
Asia
Africa
Central and South America
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As a sponsor, you will be connected to a child who’s an ambassador for their community. You can build this special connection by sharing letters, drawings, and photos so you’ll get a glimpse into their world.
Sponsorship supports communities to educate, empower and protect their children. Every sponsored child’s journey is unique – but each sponsorship can help drive long-lasting change to benefit everyone in the community and beyond.
It’s just 65p a day to sponsor a child. Every year, we spend at least 80% on our charitable activities including our emergency response work and long-term development projects, benefiting whole communities in the country where your sponsored child lives.
At the age of eight, my life took a sharp turn. My parents separated, leaving my mother and me to navigate a world suddenly devoid of stability. With finances tight and uncertainty looming, education became a distant dream.
When my mother remarried, hoping for a fresh start, I thought things might improve.