EveryChild One Off Donation

(EveryChild Donations)

EveryChild One Off Donation

There are many ways you can help vulnerable children and families. A one off donation will help EveryChild to carry on their great work.

Help EveryChild

  • Donations will help deliver support services for those children who are most vulnerable and already separated from their families.
  • A £1 donation could provide a hot meal for ten children in an Indian shelter.
  • A £20 donation could provide training for a family in Russia to become foster carers.
  • A £50 donation could buy a bicycle for a community volunteer in Malawi to reach families in remote rural areas.
EveryChild Donations

EveryChild One Off Donation

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About EveryChild

EveryChild is a UK based charity who try to cater for 3 key areas :

  • keeping families together
  • keeping children safe
  • getting children back to their families

By offering the most vulnerable children the chance to learn and play in the EveryChild Community Centres across the globe, children who have been abused or abandoned can be protected. 10,000 children in India alone benefit from the 225 activity centres on that continent, whilst in Peru, 78 teachers were trained in how to detect abuse and violence at home.

EveryChild also helps :

  • Children living in institutional care
  • Children living and working on the streets
  • Children forced into child labour
  • Children in danger of abuse or exploitation

In India alone, EveryChild rescued 675 children living and working on railway platforms, whilst in Malawi child protection units have prosecuted more than 20 child abuse cases and secured 11 convictions.