The Philippines as a developing country is still facing a lot of problems, especially with poverty issues. A lot of Filipino families come from underprivileged situations wherein the Government is trying to find a solution.

Volunteer for the Visayans is a Not-for-Profit Organization which offers the Child Sponsorship Program in the Philippines, particularly in Leyte. We cater assistance to the needy children in the Philippines with their education and medical needs for only $150 of six months sponsorship or $300 for a year of sponsorship ($25 a month).
 
 
 
 
Find out how far a few dollars will go in improving the life of a child when you sponsor a child for $25 a month. By becoming a sponsor, you can make a difference in the life of a needy child by helping to provide his/her basic needs for education, health and attention.

In sponsoring a child, an individual can:
• Receive a letter/card from the child
• Get an opportunity to correspond with the child and build a lasting bond and friendship
• Receive e-mail updates/reports about the child
• Make a child feel that they are special

And the child will get…
• School materials and tuition fees
• Regular medical check-ups
• Nutritional needs (medicines,vitamins, milk and foods)
• After school tutoring activities
• Organized activities (educational tours, art sessions, etc)
• Ballet dance classes/sessions

Together let's put a smile back into their faces as we share our blessings to these less fortunate children.

Find out more about the sponsorship at info@visayans.org

 

   SPONSOR THE CHILD ON THIS PAGE….

Aubrey Mae Abao
Gender: Female
Age: 12 years old
Weight: 22 kg
Height: 127 cm
School Grade: 4
Health: borderline healthy weight/slightly underweight
Aubrey Mae and 4 of his 5 siblings were all living with their foster parents. Their parents were separated and the father went to Mindanao with one of their siblings while their mother works as a waitress in another village. She visits them occasionally but would not support their financial needs. The people taking care of them are relatives of their mother.
 
Rhiezel Jena C. Conchas
Gender: Female
Age: 10 years old
Weight:
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School Grade: 4

Rhiezel is a friendly girl who is very good to her siblings. Rhiezel always studies hard, but does not have that many friends because of how much time she spends studying.
 
Irene Cornejo
Gender: Female
Age: 15 years old
Weight: 41 kg
Height: 150 cm
School Grade: 6
Health: healthy weight according to Child BMI statistics
Irene is a shy but bright child. She stands average in class although there are times when she misses classes because of illnesses. But she has her sisters to help her out with her school assignments and catch up with her lessons. She lives two barangays away from her school, and since she does not have money for fare, she walks to and from class everyday It takes her 45 minutes in walking the whole way to the school and another 45 minutes in going home. Like her sisters, she wants to finish studying and be a teacher in the future.
 
Rutchell Lacanaria
Gender: Female
Age: 12 years old
Weight: 34 kg
Height: 125
School Grade: 4
Health: good
Rutchell is a malnourished child. But inspite of that, she is an active little girl who help her grandmother to sell vegetables in the community. She dreams of becoming a teacher if upportunity comes.
 
Gela Mae Lace
Gender: Male
Age: 11 years old
Weight:
Height:
School Grade: 2
Health: undernourished
Gela lives with her Grandparents and Uncle's who took care of her after her Mother left her. She is a happy child who loves to play with her cousins despite of the situation.
 
Joshua Linde
Gender: Male
Age: 13 years old
Weight: 41 kg
Height: 141 cm
School Grade: 6
Health: healthy weight according to Child BMI statistics
Joshua is the fourth of six siblings. He loves reading, singing and drawing as his past time. He is an average student and his favourite subject is English. His older siblings stopped schooling beacause of financial problems. When he is older Joshua wishes to become a policeman.
 
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Educational materials
Medical needs
Milk
Rice
Daily snack
Admin fee
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200.00
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100.00
 

Free Benefits:
• Regular medical check-up
• Everyday tutorial by foreign and local volunteers
• Ballet dance classes/lessons
• Organized fun activities organized by local and international volunteers
• Educational tour
• Seminars for parents (livelihood, nutrition, social awareness)

 

To sponsor a child, please make a check for six months sponsorship (US$150) or one year sponsorship (US$300) to the GoAbroad Foundation. The GoAbroad Foundation is a registered not-for-profit charitable organization and your sponsorship is tax deductible. 100% of your fees will go directly to our organization, the Volunteer for the Visayans. The GoAbroad Foundation will bare all transfer costs associated with transfers.

Download Sponsor Form - PDF | Word

GoAbroad Foundation
324 East Oak Street
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
U.S.A.

Or you can transfer your donation directly to the Volunteer for the Visayans account through bank transfer. Our bank information is as follows:

Account Name: Volunteer for the Visayans, Inc.
Account No. : 480-583226-1
Routing No. : 026 003004
Bank Name : Philippine National Bank
Address : Justice Romualdez St., Tacloban City, Philippines
Phone No.: +63 (053) 321-2053
Swift Code: PNB MPHMM
Note: (No IBAN number)