Sponsors Needed Part 2

Mapachi Njovu- 14 years old Child #76
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: February 2, 1996 Sex: Male
He is in the 7th grade and speaks English and Tonga.
He lives with his grandfather 2 brothers, and 1 sister in Mweene.
Favorite Subject: Science
Future Career: Policeman
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Chores: Cleaning house
Health: Fair

Alex Madyabi 9 years old Child #68
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: June 3, 2000 Sex: Male
He is in the 3rd grade and speaks Tonga.
He lives with his mother, 2 brothers and 2 sisters in Moonga.
Favorite Subject: Math
Future Career: Teacher
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Chores: Cleaning house
Health: Fair

Ladiny Machila- 15 years old Child #46
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: January 5, 1995 Sex: Male
He is in the 6th grade and speaks Tonga.
He lives with his uncle, 3 brothers, and 6 sisters in Naleza.
Favorite Subject: English
Future Career: Policeman
Favorite Color: Orange
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Chores: Cleaning house
Health: Fair

Mwinga Moomba- 14 years old Child #13
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: August 23, 1995 Sex: Male
He is in the 6th grade and speaks English and Tonga.
He lives with both parents, 2 brothers and 2 sisters in Moonga.
Favorite Subject: Math
Future Career: Teacher
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Favorite Color: Red
Chores: House cleaning
Health: Fair

Munyumbwe Ashes- 13 years old Child #10
SPONSORED!!!
DOB: March 2, 1997 Sex: Male
He is in the 6th grade and speaks English and Tonga.
He lives with both parents, 3 brothers, and 2 sisters in Naleza.
Favorite Subject: Science
Future Career: Pastor
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Favorite Color: Blue
Chores: Cleaning
Health: Fair

Laudy Mweeba- 9 years old Child #9
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: June 1, 2000 Sex: Male
He is in the 4th grade and speaks English and Tonga.
He lives with both parents, 2 brothers and 2 sisters in Mbozi.
Favorite Subject: Math
Future Career: Policeman
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Favorite Color: White
Chores: Weeding
Health: Fair

Henie Mulinga- 12 years old Child #5
*NOT SPONSORED*
DOB: May 7, 1997 Sex: Male
He is in the 5th grade and speaks English and Tonga.
He lives with both parents, 2 brothers and 1 sister in Naleza.
Favorite Subject: Math
Future Career: Teacher
Favorite Pastime: Soccer
Favorite Color: Red
Chores: Weeding
Health: Good

Part 2:

These 7 precious boys are in need of a sponsor. They are part of a brand new sponsorship program that has partnered with the MAC Group! To see a more detailed post about the sponsorship program, visit the Child Hope Zambia Blog.

There are currently 78 children in need of sponsors- with an additional 3,520 waiting to be signed up for the program! There are 3 different types of sponsorship based on the grade level of the child. These girls are part of the primary program that only costs $9 a month for sponsorship. Sponsorship provides them with health benefits, hygiene kits, school supplies, school uniforms, school shoes, clothes, school fees, and more!

Child Hope Zambia has been helping children in the southern Zambian province for over 10 years! They provide children with 2 meals a day, HIV/AIDS awareness, health support, Income Generating Projects, communal gardens and a lot more! They have never had a sponsorship program until now. This sponsorship program will provide the children not only with the above physical items that I listed, but, it will, also, give the children a mentor and hope for the future!

There are another 71 children besides these 7 that need sponsors as well. They can all be found on the Child Hope Zambia blog on the upper left hand side of the page. You will see tabs that say "Sponsor a Girl", "Sponsor a Boy", and so on.

The great thing about having Child Hope Zambia as a Make a Change partner is that we can mold the program to what we would like to see. For example, do any of you have ideas on letter prompts that can be put on the primary child's letters to their sponsor? Something that will get the child to open up about himself and share his talents and ideas? I would love to hear it! I would like to have some letter writing templates in place by the middle of May so that these children can start writing their sponsors!