Sponsoring

Would you like to support us in giving the children a good and warm shelter in the Hand in Hand Community? That will be great as we can not manage without sufficient support.

It is possible to stay in touch and hear more about the development of “your child” by sending us your questions per email or by visiting our website, but the nicest way will be to come and visit your child once in Hand in Hand in Ghana! You are welcome!

How to contribute?

For giving the residential children good care we need Euro 1200 per child annually (= € 100 per month), but you can also support a child with a lower amount, e.g. € 25 per month. Such a child will then have more than 1 sponsor.

For our care for children in the Sheltered workshop, who go to their families during vacation time a few times per year, we need an amount of € 25 per month (= 300 Euro per year).

You can transfer your contributions into our bank account in Holland, either per month, quarter or year, depending on your preference and it’s easiest when transfers are done automatically through your instructions to your bank.

Contact

Visit our contactpage for the contactpersons and bankdetails.

 

On behalf of all our childrern we like to thank you very much in advance for your support!!

Permanent residents without sponsorships

The sponsorship contribution per resident was set years ago at €75 per month. Although this amount has been insufficient for several years, general donations and a favorable exchange rate have allowed us to maintain a reasonable balance financially. Recently, however, we decided to raise additional sponsorships for residents, with the goal of bringing the amount to €100 per month. For many residents this has now been achieved, but for some residents this is not yet the case. Since we expect significant cost increases for the coming year (2025), (e.g. for salaries and food) and the exchange rate is currently more unfavorable, we now also want to list on our website the residents for whom we are still seeking €25 additional sponsorship.

 

These residents who will stay the rest of their lifes in PCC are still in need of sponsoring


Workshop residents without sponsorships

These young adults from the Sheltered Workshop are still in need of sponsoring