HOW YOU CAN HELP

SCHOOLS

1.Creating opportunities for interactive exchanges between Bethesda pupils and pupils from another school.

2.Donating a space for a child.

3.Organizing a training program for our schoolteachers.

4.Donating teaching aid and educational supplies.

5.Donating building materials.

6.Making a cash donation.

7.Hosting a Bethesda donation box.

CHURCHES

1.Consistent monthly financial contribution or one-off donations.

2.Hosting a Bethesda stand or donation box.

3.Sponsoring a child.

MEDIA HOUSES

1.Free consultation and advice

2.Free P.R

3.Making cash donations

4.Hosting a donation box.

CORPORATE ORGANISATIONS

1.Making cash or in-kind donations.

2.Sponsoring a child.

3.Hosting a donation box.

4.Offering pro-bono services.

5.Host a fundraising/breakfast meeting.

6.Sponsor our annual Children’s Christmas party.Sponsor our Summer Camp program

OUR WISH LIST

Educational Charts

Cartons of Chalk (colored /white)

Exercise books

Drawing books

Office Flat Files

Toilet tissue paper

Waste bins

Plastic buckets

Cleaning supplies

Cardboard paper

Permanent markers

Buckets of Nursery paint (primary colours)

Glue

Torch light / batteries

Attendance Registers

Fully Equipped First Aid Boxes

School Log books

Pupil’s Furniture( Tables and Chairs)

Literature books and other text books

Outdoor play equipments

Food items (rice, noodles and beans)

Child's Waiting List

Sign up today to sponsor a child:

When you decide to sponsor a child you will get a sponsorship pack which includes:

* Personal and academic details of the child plus school/exam score cards each term;

* Personal meeting appointments with beneficiary (optional);

* Annual update from a Bethesda field officer; and

* Complementary subscription to the Bethesda newsletter.

A lack of education has severe and life-long repercussions for children. Without education, children will struggle to fulfill their potential. Bethesda recognizes this and seeks to avoid this negative consequence by linking children up with partners who take up the responsibility of sponsoring their education under the Sponsor-a-Child scholarship scheme.