How little ones can make big change possible

Class brings dream to life for vulnerable kids.

A big part of our work is encouraging young people to build leadership skills to create positive change for themselves and the people in their community.

Children in the Soul Pancake video below bring that idea to life, designing a playground for disadvantaged kids and seeing their vision spark real change. “Listen to the little ones, and big things can happen,” says one child.

That’s why we include children in the planning, designing, monitoring and evaluation of our programs and government meetings, councils and forums. We listen and help them amplify their voice for good.

Watch the video to see how our younger generation can make a difference. Join us today in giving them the confidence and skills to thrive.

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About Children Believe

Children Believe works globally to empower children to dream fearlessly, stand up for what they believe in — and be heard. For 60+ years, we’ve brought together brave young dreamers, caring supporters and partners, and unabashed idealists. Together, we’re driven by a common belief: creating access to education — inside and outside of classrooms — is the most powerful tool children can use to change their world.

Inspiring Stories

September 2017

Supporting grandparents in raising their children

Anuncio Román, 69, a horticulturist in Paraguay, lovingly cares for his grandson Marcos, highlighting the significance of education and expressing gratitude for support from a caring sponsor and the Christian Children’s Fund of Canada program. Despite challenges, Anuncio and his wife provide love and essential care, positively impacting Marcos's growth and well-being.

Celebrating delivery of medicine within and beyond...

Children Believe partners with HPIC to donate 24,000 doses of meropenem, aiding Paraguay's Ministry of Health in treating critical infections.

How a simple farming technique is fighting food in...

In Ethiopia's Langano region, flood-irrigation techniques supported by donations and the district education bureau have transformed farming, enabling three harvests a year and increasing income for over 650 community members, including Sefia and her father.