Sponsor a Child

Sponsorship transforms the lives of children by giving them health and hope for a bright future. Instead of begging and stealing on the streets or dying prematurely from disease; the children are inspired to value what they receive and grow up to be the change makers of India.

Education

The Good Samaritan Schools provide quality education and are approved by the Education Department and Government of India. Students who graduate from GSS are qualified to apply to any college of their choosing, making their dreams limitless. The Good Samaritan School is one of few government-recognized Christian institutions in Northern India serving children from slum communities.

Staff

The faculty are all certified educators who have sought out this school to work with underprivileged children. They not only teach the assigned curriculum, but as they demonstrate compassion they become parents to these children and guide them through their overwhelming struggles.

Nutrition

Students attending the main campus who do not receive adequate nutrition at home are supported through the school’s nutrition program. These students are provided with a high-protein lunch, ensuring they have access to a balanced meal during the school day. Nutritional supplements are offered to further support their dietary needs and promote overall health.

Medical Care

Many children have suffered from malnutrition, resulting in developmental challenges. The school’s medical program provides ongoing care to address these health issues. For students with special needs, the school arranges free doctor visits, ensuring all children receive necessary medical attention. The Good Samaritan School also supports children with disabilities through its medical resources and caring staff, enabling every student to thrive.

How does sponsorship work?

An individual, family or group invests in the life of a child with a monthly donation of $40.


Sponsorship is more than a financial commitment. Sponsors are encouraged to engage their child in relationship through pictures, letters, and, if possible, by visiting them in India. Sponsors receive personal information about their child, pictures, letters and drawings, and regular updates from the school.