Meet Botch Jr. in Philippines | Children International | Child Sponsorship in Africa, India, Philippines, South America, & USA

About me & my family

Name: Botch Jr.
Waiting for sponsorship: 157 days
Avg Family Income in Community: $210.00
Gender: Male
Age: 12
Personality: Considerate, kind, respectful, Hard-working, disciplined, organized, Spiritual
Interests: Acting, making sketches, writing, or reciting poetry, Drawing, painting, or coloring, Riding bicycle
Siblings:
Botch Anson B., 8, Female
Lives with: Parents
Language: Filipino
School: Yes
Child ID #: 1368812

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About my house

Water source: Water in home
Level of Overcrowding: Overcrowded
Access to Internet: Occasional
Access to Telephone: Occasional

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Poverty in the Philippines

Children growing up in poverty in the Philippines face many difficulties including chronic malnutrition and underdevelopment, high teen-pregnancy rates and drugs, crime and unemployment.

That is why we focus on providing early childhood screening and nutrition, health and educational programs, as well as proven empowerment programs with valuable life-skills training.

See how our program works and why we focus on health, education, empowerment and employment.

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How will you use
my $39 monthly gift?

Your confidence in our work is extremely important to us. We’ve established stringent accounting and financial reporting procedures to ensure your gifts have the maximum impact on sponsored children, their families and communities. Your sponsorship contributions are pooled and transferred directly to the field agencies, where our expert field professional staff makes sure they’re used responsibly and efficiently to provide benefits and services tailored to each child.

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How child sponsorship works

What does my child receive?

Access to life-changing benefits through our innovative, holistic approach, such as medical and psychological care, empowerment initiatives and education programs — all focused on giving children the support and tools they need to be healthy, stay in school, graduate and create a lasting change in their community. (Our U.S. children are served through the University of Arkansas in Little Rock, called Common Good)
Support from our dedicated local staff who are embedded in the community and are committed to helping your child succeed.
A personal connection with someone (you!) and the invaluable knowledge that they are special and loved.
A chance for a better life, free from poverty.

What can I expect as a sponsor?

A quick-start guide to becoming a child sponsor, along with more info about your child, including a photo.
Photos and regular updates about your child.
Letters from your child, often with words of thanks from them and their parents or other family members.
Access to MyCI, your online account, where you can view photos and learn more about your child, read and write letters, manage your giving, and much more.
See your impact in action through updates and monthly emails. And you have the option of visiting your child and witnessing our life-changing programs in action.
A unique and rewarding opportunity to make a lasting and meaningful difference for vulnerable children.

Botch Jr.

How will you use my $39 monthly gift?

How child sponsorship works

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What can I expect as a sponsor?

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How will you use
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