Healthcare in Belarus

Isle of Hope

Providing love and care to young people with severe disabilities Read more

Sisters of St Elizabeth

Caring for youngsters with life limiting disabilities in Belarus Read more

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Encourage One Another

"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on towards love and good deeds" (Hebrews 10:23-25)

Conflict in Ukraine, children and schools in despair

Since 2014, bitter conflict in Ukraine has forced 1.5 million people to flee their homes.(source UN Refugee Agency). A large number of schools and education facilities have been damaged due to shelling in Eastern Ukraine. It is estimated that are over 55,000 children live within 15 km of the ‘contact line’ between the two factions. (Source: Unicef, April 2018 Assessment Update).

Charity Golf Day

CHARITY GOLF DAY in aid of ChildAid and Cystic Fibrosis Supporters @ the prestigious Chislehurst Golf club on FRIDAY 5th July

A Stepping Stone to A New Life

New Beginning is based in the western city of Mukacheve. It has transformed the lives of many young people leaving institutional care. ALL of the New Beginning "graduates" go on to lead fully independent lives including employment, accommodation and starting their own families.

Child Sponsorship

Regular sponsorship for less than 52p a day will transform a child's life providing hope, opportunity and love

Work summary

Today’s limitation and circumstances for vulnerable children in Eastern Europe can be transformed to one of opportunities and hope

Little Friends

Parents, grandparents and god-parents can introduce their child, grandchild or godchild to the beauty of sponsorship with our Little Friends for just £5.50 per month

Beating a life of abuse: Borys and Children’s Hearts

Fathers, provoke not your children [to anger], lest they be discouraged.

Martin Wilcox

History

Where we have come from

What Your Donation Can Buy

Typical costs incurred by ChildAid partners in the support they give to children in eastern Europe