View Give a Christmas Gift % Buy a Christmas gift for a child in our orphan care program for just $25 per gift.
View Morrison's Missionary Support % The Morrisons will be responsible for oversight of the mission of FCW in East Africa. The countries include Uganda, Malawi, & Zimbabwe. They are currently raising financial support & are in need of your help.
View The Global Touch Project 0% Two sisters from Neuqua Valley High school, Esha and Eshita Kashaboina, in Naperville IL, have decided to launch a clothing collection initiative through Forgotten Children Worldwide. They will be collecting clothing to send over seas to India, which will then bless many families across the country.
View Water & Wellness % Part of approaching orphan ministry in a holistic way is making sure children have access to clean water and healthcare.
View Self-Sustainability/Microfinance % Self-Sustainability projects are designed to help those in desperate poverty generate a self-sustaining income to provide for their children and/or community.Both self-sustainability projects and microfinance loans have a long-term impact on the communities that care for orphans and prevent children from falling victim to the evils of child trafficking.
View Orphan Home Construction % The first step in helping orphans and vulnerable children who live on the streets is to give them a safe place to call home.
View Anti-Trafficking Initiatives % It is estimated that a child is trafficked around the world every 26 seconds. Some experts believe that 80 percent of all trafficked children face sexual exploitation and 19 percent are forced into labor.
View Shipping Costs for Clothing % In 2017, Forgotten Children shipped over 80,000 pounds of clothes to India. That amount was sufficient to clothe 80,517 kids! Your donation will help cover the shipping cost to send these boxes to India & Malawi Throughout the year, we have a large team of volunteers who come to our headquarters to sort and pack the clothes. Join this awesome team by donating today and helping us to aid vulnerable kids in poverty!
View Kipindi Mpito - Helping Ugandan Youth Transition info Adulthood 0% Kipindi Mpito means "transition period." It is a safe haven for FCW's orphaned and vulnerable children transitioning into adulthood. Located on 20 acres of beautiful land, Kipindi will be a safe environment where Ugandan youth will do the following: - Learn vital life skills all adults need to thrive - Learn a trade to help them become self-sustaining - Have an opportunity for mental health counseling in order to deal with past trauma - Be discipled in the love of Christ as part of a 12-month program - Be mentored by another caring adult
View Dental Clinic for 106 Children 64.1% Dental screenings are an important part of proper health care for children. Dental care is often unheard of for many people around the world, but you have the opportunity to change that. We are asking for your help in providing dental screenings for the most needy children.
View Medical Checkups for 33 Children 24.74% Medical checkups are essential to the well-being & development of children, however many people around the world do not have access to medical care. You have an opportunity to change that for 33 children in India.
View Education & Discipleship % Education is hugely important to children living in poverty. But educating a child's mind is not enough...educating their hearts is vital as well. That's where discipleship comes in!
View Nepal Kitchen/Dining Hall 0% This project is very important for the SARA girls' orphan home as they need a kitchen, dining hall, & more space for staff. 21 girls are living here and building their future & staff there is currently using a small old hut as kitchen space which has been damaged due to its age & from the monsoons.
View Discipleship & Caretaker Training 0% Caretakers/house parents care for orphans & vulnerable children under FCW's care. Like any type of adoptive or foster parent, special training is essential in order for children to feel loved & supported - and for the wellbeing of the caregiver.
