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How much does it cost to sponsor an orphan?
Sponsoring a child through HSGOM costs only 83 cents per day, a total of $25 per month.
 

What is a HSGOM Sponsor?
A HSGOM sponsor is a very special person, like you, who reaches out to an orphan in need. Sponsors are matched with a specific child. They have the opportunity to share their love, not only by helping financially, but also by sharing letters, pictures, and prayers with their sponsored child.

What specific benefits will the child I sponsor receive?
There are many ways in which orphans benefit from their sponsors’ support. They include:

  • Educational Opportunities
  • Humanitarian aid in the form of medical care, clothing, and supplemental nutrition

In addition to receiving much needed physical care and educational assistance, your sponsored child will begin to feel part of a family. He can begin learning to share his life through your correspondence with him. He will begin to understand that there are people who care about him. Your continued love and support will help to build him up and give him, or her, a level of self-confidence he has never experienced before.

 Just imagine, a precious child, once given up and abandoned, will know your love. And, with your support and prayers, he will someday share that love with his very own family!

Will I be the only person sponsoring this child?
Yes. Although long distance, this is a very personal and very important relationship. No other HSGOM group or individual will sponsor the child you choose to help.

If I must discontinue my sponsorship, what happens to the child I’m helping?
We will look for another sponsor for your child immediately, doing our very best to provide uninterrupted support of that orphan.

What length of time is my sponsorship for?
Your sponsorship will last as long as your sponsored orphan remains in our program. This could be years, or months, depending on the situation of the orphan. Ideally, through the efforts of HSGOM, your child will be blessed to become an adopted child. If this happens, or if there are other changes in the status of the child, we will immediately assign you another orphan with whom you can share your love and support.

How can I communicate with the child I sponsor?
Within your sponsored child’s personal information, you will find the name and address of a contact person, a volunteer from one of our indigenous faith-based partners. As soon as you receive this information, we encourage you to write and introduce yourself and your family to him or her. A picture of you or your family is always a pleasant surprise for an orphan. The volunteer will translate your letters, and share them with your sponsored orphan.

You may continue to write your sponsored child as often as you like. Letters and pictures are tangible evidence to an orphan that he is loved. They give him something to hold on to. They encourage and uplift him. And, the more he receives, the more those feelings of self-worth are reinforced.

Will my sponsored child write to me?
Volunteers will assist the child in writing letters to you at least three times each year. They will serve as translators, and insure the letters are sent to you. This is an important part of sponsorship for both you and your sponsored child. Your sponsored child will be developing reading and writing skills, as well as a greater understanding of how to share his or her thoughts and feelings with you. In our homes and families we have the opportunity to practice this daily as we share our lives with our loved ones. Your sponsorship will give an orphan the chance to learn about this important aspect of family life.

We suggest you keep these letters to look at through the years. They can serve as a reminder of the important work you are doing in an orphan’s life. If you have children of your own, it can be an invaluable lesson in giving. Additionally, it can remind you to pray for the many orphans in need of permanent homes and loving families.
 

Is prayer important in HSGOM sponsorship?
It is important to pray, not only for your sponsored child, but for the needs of orphans worldwide as well.

While the needs are many, some you might remember to pray for include: health, safety, developmental and physical growth, educational, emotional and spiritual growth.

In what other ways will I learn about my sponsored child?
Through His Saving Grace Outreach Ministries you will receive periodic updates regarding your orphan, as well as the work HSGOM is doing with other children.

May I send gifts to my sponsored child?
Yes, you may. You may send gifts at any time, just to remind your sponsored child how much you care. We encourage you to remember special occasions, such as birthdays, holiday seasons as Christmas, Easter.


How does HSGOM insure that my support actually benefits the child I sponsor?
HSGOM works closely with the communities where the children are, through the local council authorities. Our Volunteers will be watching over your sponsored child, insuring he or she receives all the benefits designated for that child. In addition, internal and external audits are conducted regularly to ensure that funds are properly tracked, managed and allocated.

If at any time HSGOM becomes aware of inconsistencies, immediate action is taken to insure that aid reaches your sponsored child as intended.

Is HSGOM affiliated with any church or denomination?
As a faith-based program, HSGOM works with many  indigenous churches in the rural areas representing several Christian denominations.
 

In which countries do you work?
HSGOM is currently working in Uganda and will soon be moving to work in Southern Sudan

 
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