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Support Students
FOR SUCCESS

Support Students
FOR SUCCESS

WHY SECONDARY
SPONSORSHIP MATTERS

A full sponsorship of $200 per month supports a student in the Post-Secondary Program, covering tuition, books, room and board, medical care, and discipleship through mentoring, counseling, retreats, and service opportunities. Sponsorships can also be shared in $50 increments, allowing multiple donors to invest in a student’s future.
Each student has graduated from the Child Development Program, completed Transformational Leadership Training, and demonstrated strong leadership potential. Once fully sponsored, students can begin university or trade school, equipped to grow as Christ-like leaders who renew their communities.
If a student receives more than the full amount, additional funds help sustain the Post-Secondary Program.
Questions? Email sponsorship@africarenewal.org.

education

Covers tuition, books, and living expenses so students can focus fully on their studies and future goals.

discipleship

Provides mentoring, counseling, and retreats that help students grow in faith and develop Christ-like leadership.

empowerment

Equips young men and women with practical skills and spiritual maturity to lead change in their communities.

WHY SECONDARY
SPONSORSHIP MATTERS

A full sponsorship of $200 per month supports a student in the Post-Secondary Program, covering tuition, books, room and board, medical care, and discipleship through mentoring, counseling, retreats, and service opportunities. Sponsorships can also be shared in $50 increments, allowing multiple donors to invest in a student’s future.
Each student has graduated from the Child Development Program, completed Transformational Leadership Training, and demonstrated strong leadership potential. Once fully sponsored, students can begin university or trade school, equipped to grow as Christ-like leaders who renew their communities.
If a student receives more than the full amount, additional funds help sustain the Post-Secondary Program.
Questions? Email sponsorship@africarenewal.org.

Discipleship

Sponsorship helps children grow in their faith through biblical teaching, mentorship, and connection to a local church community. Each child is encouraged through special programming to know Christ personally and to live out His love in everyday life.

Education

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Health

Good health opens the door to opportunity. Sponsorship provides access to basic healthcare which can include regular checkups, and nutrition support, helping children grow strong and thrive.

POST SECONDARY PROGRAM

Sponsor our Post-Secondary Students
Raised in a slum community by a single mother after her father abandoned the family, Nassiwa Stella understands hardship in a deeply personal way....

DOB: 12/06/2005
Scovia Ajok has faced many challenges growing up. As the oldest of eight children, she never knew her father, and when her mother remarried, she...

DOB: 07/12/2002
Sharua is an ambitious young graduate whose educational journey reflects the life-changing impact of sponsorship and encouragement. Coming from a...

DOB: 10/31/2006
Growing up in a family of six children supported by humble-farming parents, Blaire Akandwanaho understands the value of hard work and...

DOB: 12/07/2005
At 21 years old, Letish Anigo has overcome tremendous obstacles with remarkable resilience. After losing both of her parents, she was raised by her...

DOB: 10/29/2002
Growing up in a family of six children, Jackline Namubiru understands the challenges that can stand between a young person and their dreams. When...

DOB: 08/16/2004
Growing up in a large polygamous family with limited resources, Sandra Babirye often faced uncertainty about her future. Yet through her mother’s...

DOB: 06/28/2004
At just 21 years old, Jeremiah Nsubuga is already carrying the responsibility of being the firstborn in a family of six children. Growing up in a...

DOB: 07/02/2006
Growing up in a family of six children, Martha Aanyu witnessed her parents work tirelessly as humble farmers to provide for their family. Despite...

DOB: 09/07/2005

WHAT OUR SPONSORS ARE SAYING

WHAT OUR SPONSORS ARE SAYING