Clouds of Hope Aids Project

Our sponsorship scheme allows you to give regular donations to support the our education fund.

We are in desperate need of sponsors to provide funding for the education of our children..

With no set minimum donation you can give as little or as much as you like, and in turn we will give you regular

feedback on the progress of the children.

Our sponsorship scheme allows you to give regular donations to support the our education fund.

All the children at Clouds of Hope are put into family groups, headed by a ‘house mother’ who is responsible for the well-being of the the family.

It costs approximately R3600 (£300) per month too educate a family of 6 children. Clouds of Hope currently provides a home for 59 children.

When you donate to the Clouds of Hope sponsorship program a house mother will give you regular updates as to the well-being of her children, and the progress they are making at school and home. You will also receive letters and drawings from the children.

Please print out a Sponsorship Standing Order Form and return it to us detailing the amount you wish to donate each month.

Sponsorship Form - MS Word Format

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