Children Sponsorship
We sponsor children who are orphaned or come from single parent families. Many of these students have been out of school for several years due to the inability to afford tuition fees. Without financial support, education remands out of reach for these children.
Schooling
We are dedicated to providing quality education for these students. Our ministry invests time in researching and selecting the best schools, with the Chief Officer personally touring and interviewing each institution. All students attend boarding schools, where they receive accommodation and meals. Additionally, they are taught English, as we recognize it as a vital key to their success.
By Providing financial support for their education, you offer them the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty and unlock a world of possibilities. With your help, they can build a brighter future for themselves, their families, and their communities. They will also experience God's love, not only through your generosity but also at one of the amazing faith-based boarding schools you help send them to. Sponsoring a child is not just an investment in their future, but a way to make a lasting impact on the world, one child at a time.
Why
Sponsorships
Secondary Students (13-19)
In Uganda, all schools, whether goverment-run or private, require tuitions fees. Each school year consists of three terms (similar to trimesters), with a cost of $250 per term, totaling $750 per year. Of this amount, $50 goes toward travel, accommodation, and administrative costs for the Divine Hope Rescue staff, who monitor, visit, and check on the students throughout the school year.
Little Ones (5-12)
The little ones program is new to our organization. We were noticing little ones in the remote village who were unschooled. Right now this program is for day school ONLY. Each school year consists of three terms (similar to trimesters), with the cost of $45 per term, totaling $135 per year. We are proud to use Joy Day School in Aboket, Uganda which is where the DHR headquarters are located.
Children waiting for you...
Without sponsorship these children sit waiting for an education
 Alibo Regina sat for her Primary Leaving Exams in 2024 but, due to her family’s inability to raise tuition, she is seeking sponsorship through Divine Hope Rescue to continue her education and build a brighter future. |  Olaboro Philip was unable to continue his education due to illness, which consumed the funds meant for his tuition. Through Divine Hope Rescue, he is seeking sponsorship to resume his studies and build a brighter future. |  Adikin Dorcus has faced tremendous hardship, having lost her father while her mother battles mental illness. Through Divine Hope Rescue, she is seeking sponsorship to continue her education and access the support she needs to overcome these challenges and build a brighter future. |
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 Akolo Betty sat for her Primary Leaving Exams in 2022 but has been unable to continue her education and remains at home. Through Divine Hope Rescue, she is seeking sponsorship to resume her studies and access the support she needs to pursue her dreams and build a brighter future. |  Okiror Jesse lost his father but remains determined to continue his higher education and build a brighter future. Through Divine Hope Rescue, he is seeking sponsorship to access the support and opportunities he needs to overcome this loss and turn his dreams into reality. |  Agungo Joyce Rebecca is a high school orphan aged 16 yrs determined young woman full of hope, seeking sponsorship through Divine Hope Rescue to continue her education and build a brighter future. Despite facing challenges, Joyce remains resilient and committed to turning her dreams into reality. Your support can help her access the opportunities she needs to grow, succeed, and inspire positive change in her future. |
 Etyang Jonathan lost his father in a tragic motor accident in January 2024, but he remains determined to continue his education and build a brighter future. Through Divine Hope Rescue, he is seeking sponsorship to access the support and opportunities he needs to turn his hope into reality. |