Sponsor A Child
Every Child Has a Dream. Help Keep It Within Reach.
Financial challenges should never decide how far a child can go.
Through Sewa Europe’s Sponsor a Child (SAC) program, eligible students from financially challenged backgrounds receive educational support to continue school and work toward their aspirations.
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Give a child the chance to keep learning.
About SAC
Sponsor a Child is an education-support initiative of Sewa Europe for school students from Class 1 to Class 12 who face financial or family challenges that may put their education at risk.
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The program identifies eligible students who are in need, verifies their circumstances and connects them with donors who want to support their education. Depending on the approved support, assistance can help cover school-related educational expenses.
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The program also focuses on the broader development of children through initiatives such as career counseling, student journals, webinars and residential camps.
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SAC has supported more than 5,000 children since its inception, helping students continue their education despite financial challenges.
Why Sponsor a Child Matters
For a child facing financial challenges, educational support can make the difference between continuing school and having to give up on their education.
Your support can help a child:
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Continue their school education
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Access essential educational support
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Stay focused on learning
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Build confidence and skills
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Work toward their future aspirations
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Move toward greater opportunities
Education is not simply an expense—it is an investment in a child's future.
Your support today can help a child stay in school and continue dreaming about tomorrow.
For €1 a day — €365 a year — you can help support a child's education and contribute towards a brighter future.
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Your contribution can help provide access to school education, learning opportunities, career guidance and personal development.
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€1 a day. 365 days. One child's journey towards a brighter future.
Just €1 a Day Can Make a Difference
15 Young Learners. 15 Journeys. One Opportunity.
Meet Class 4 students from Karnataka whose education is being supported through Sponsor a Child.
Riddhi S Kotian
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Riddhi is a Class 4 student continuing her school education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Samhitha
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Samhitha is a Class 4 student pursuing her education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Laasya K
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Laasya is a Class 4 student continuing her educational journey with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Chaithra S
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Private Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Chaithra is a Class 4 student continuing his education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Anivish Poojary
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Private Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Anivish is a Class 4 student pursuing his education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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N S Yashavanth
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
N S Yashavanth is a Class 4 student continuing his education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Jeevith
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Jeevith is a Class 4 student continuing his schooling with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Avani
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Avani is a Class 4 student pursuing her education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Ashwith
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Ashwith is a Class 4 student continuing his education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Namitha
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Namitha is a Class 4 student continuing her schooling with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Saanidhya
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Saanidhya is a Class 4 student pursuing her education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Samruddhi
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Samruddhi is a Class 4 student continuing her education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Liladara
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Liladara is a Class 4 student pursuing his education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Himashri
Age: 8 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Himashri is a Class 4 student continuing her schooling with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
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Aadya
Age: 9 | Class: 4
School: Aided Higher Primary School Sulkeri, Karnataka
Aadya is a Class 4 student pursuing her education with support through the Sponsor a Child program.
Note: Student profiles should be published only after final verification of names, school names, photographs and required consent.
One Journey. Lasting Difference.
Navaneeth, a student from Karnataka, received SAC support after his family faced financial difficulties following the loss of his father.
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He continued his education and achieved 95% in his Class 12 board examinations, while working toward higher education and his aspirations.
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Every child’s journey is different. Your support can help keep it moving.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who can apply?
Eligible Indian students from Classes 1–12 facing financial or family challenges.
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How are students selected?
Applications are reviewed and verified by the SAC team before eligible students are shortlisted.
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How much support is provided?
Up to ₹20,000 per child per year, subject to program terms and eligibility.
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Is sponsorship renewed automatically?
No. Sponsorship must be requested and approved each year.
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Can donors receive updates?
Yes, relevant academic updates may be shared in accordance with program policies and consent.
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Can companies support SAC?
Yes. Corporate and CSR contributions are welcome.