Region: Africa

Donate to children in South Sudan

Becoming a Plan International supporter is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children in South Sudan and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By joining our Change for Girls program, you can help girls take their rightful place as equals and support all children to unleash their full potential.

 

You help tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in South Sudan

 

  • South Sudan is the world’s youngest country, gaining independence in 2011 after two decades of civil war. But war broke again in 2013, displacing millions, disrupting farming and blocking the supply of food and aid.
  • The combination of conflict, drought and economic collapse has led to severe food shortages. Children are facing extreme hunger every day.
  • Many children are already too malnourished to go to school or live a normal life.
  • More than half of the population are also living without access to safe water.

Yes, I’ll make a regular donation to help all children in South Sudan thrive

 

Join Change for Girls and support South Sudan

 

If you’d prefer to make a one-off donation, you can also support our Global Hunger Crisis Appeal.

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Sudan

Sponsoring a child in Sudan with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

 
You can also support children in Sudan by donating to our Sudan crisis appeal.

Key Challenges for children in Sudan

 

  • Around 47% of Sudan’s population are living in poverty.
  • There are around 6.9 million people in urgent need of humanitarian aid.
  • Female genital mutilation was criminalised in 2020, but changing community attitudes is ongoing work

 

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Sudan and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Sudan

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsor a child in Zambia

Sponsoring a child in Zambia with Plan international is one of the easiest ways to improve the lives of all children and to make sure girls have access to equal opportunities.

 

By becoming a child sponsor, you guarantee a child – and all children in their community – have everything they need to grow, learn and plan for their futures.

 

Child sponsorship helps tackle the root causes of discrimination, exclusion and vulnerability, and support some of the world’s most vulnerable children to thrive.

Key Challenges for children in Zambia

 

  • More than 60% of Zambians live below the poverty line, making life a struggle for millions of children.
  • Nearly one in two children suffer from stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
  • Child marriage is widely accepted – 42% of girls are married by 18.
  • Around 67% of people living in rural areas do not have adequate sanitation facilities.

Yes, I’ll sponsor a child in Zambia and support a whole community to thrive

Sponsor a child in Zambia