October 2024

"Addressing root causes of irregular child migration in Central America and Mexico"

Celebrating the successful conclusion of the PICMCA project after four impactful years, addressing root causes of irregular migration in Central America and Mexico.

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August 2024

⌛Where Are They Now Antonyselvi’s journey from sponsored child to lawyer

Aspiring lawyer defies odds: From losing her father at 15 to supporting her family alongside her street vendor mother, learn how Antonyselvi overcomes the challenges of rural life in India.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Brisa’s journey from sponsored child to student teacher

Brisa, inspired by her mother's journey, is a dedicated 19-year-old Educational Sciences student. Discover her story of passion, and the pursuit of a meaningful career in early childhood education.

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October 2024

"Addressing root causes of irregular child migrati...

Celebrating the successful conclusion of the PICMCA project after four impactful years, addressing root causes of irregular migration in Central America and Mexico.

Read more

August 2024

⌛Where Are They Now Antonyselvi’s journey from spo...

Aspiring lawyer defies odds: From losing her father at 15 to supporting her family alongside her street vendor mother, learn how Antonyselvi overcomes the challenges of rural life in India.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Brisa’s journey from sponsore...

Brisa, inspired by her mother's journey, is a dedicated 19-year-old Educational Sciences student. Discover her story of passion, and the pursuit of a meaningful career in early childhood education.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Nahin’s journey from sponsore...

Discover how Nahin's passion for communication and community service was nurtured through Children Believe's sponsorship program. Learn how this support positively impacted his education and family, enabling him to achieve his goals and contribute to his community.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Nana Sara’s journey from spon...

Meet Nana Sara from Burkina Faso. Discover how the sponsorship program has provided crucial support, helping her to pursue her dreams.

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July 2024

Seeing sponsored children come and grow

Samuel Abdul-Rahaman is Program Officer –Sponsorship and Child Protection and Communication Lead for Children Believe Ghana. Read as he shares his story of growing up in the country and why he is passionate about working for Children Believe.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now Hiwot’s journey from sponsored...

Meet Hiwot from Ethiopia. Discover how she overcame numerous challenges with the help of a sponsorship program that provided crucial support, helping her to pursue her education.

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July 2024

⌛Where Are They Now Imurana’s journey from sponsor...

Meet Imurana from Ghana. Discover how a Canadian sponsor significantly improved his life, helping him to pursue an education and become a teacher while still aspiring to become a lawyer to advocate for the vulnerable in society.

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June 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Rocio’s journey from sponsore...

Meet Rocio from Paraguay. Discover her journey as a dedicated chef who balances her confectionery business and university studies in gastronomy, empowered by sponsorship.

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June 2024

⌛Where Are They Now: Niudyl’s journey from sponsor...

Meet Niudyl from Nicaragua, a sponsored child turned successful stylist and entrepreneur! Read how she was able to overcome challenges during the pandemic to inspiring young women.

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March 2024

Seizing opportunities and never giving up

Miriam's journey to success is a testament to the power of resilience and determination. Despite facing numerous challenges, she never lost hope and kept pushing forward. See how she transformed her life and is now helping others do the same.

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February 2024

Cultivating Health: The Impact of the Nutri Garden...

The Nutri Garden initiative in Prakasam district empowers communities with nutritious vegetables, improving health for pregnant women and children.

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