Become a Child Guardian

By becoming a Child Guardian you will be supporting programs that improve education, health, food security, child protection and promote children's rights right across the world.

Your Child Guardian donations will benefit entire communities - and you can see the impact of your donations through regular updates from your child representative.

Choose to follow Jack, Salika, Sokea, Sadiya or Viviane and you will receive:

  • A welcome pack with our thanks, and information about your child representative and the projects your are supporting
  • World's Children, Save the Children's supporter magazine with updates, news, event invitations and more
  • Regular updates from the field, keeping you up to date with your child representative
  • An annual tax receipt in July (as a Child Guardian, your donations are fully tax deductible)

By making a regular monthly donation and becoming a Child Guardian, your support guarantees ongoing, regular income. This is the most effective way for us to plan long-term projects that make the biggest difference to the lives of children around the world.

 

JackSokeaSalika

Jack, Child Guardian Representative, Solomon Islands








Jack is from the Solomon Islands. He loves learning, but wishes there were more schools for other children - just like the one that he & his friends go to...read more.

Sokea
Sokea lives with his family in a wooden house, on stilts, which has no electricity or running water. His village in rural Cambodia is very poor... read more. 

Salika
Salika lives with her family in a rural town in Laos, approximately 40km from the border with Thailand. She is 11 years old, however she has only recently completed Grade Two... read more.

SadiyaViviane

Become a child guardian for Sadiya








Sadiya from Ethiopia lives with her parents, her two older sisters and grandmother in a two-roomed house. Unfortunately, lack of access to schools is a real challenge... read more.

Become a child guardian for Viviane
Viviane lives in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where ongoing conflict has severe consequence for children and their families... read more.