A young Peruvian girl wearing pigtails holds a small chick and smiles.

Sponsor a Child in Peru

In Peru, millions of children live in extreme poverty. These precious ones must often go without essentials like safe water, nutritious food and even simple medical checkups. But through sponsorship, you can change that. Sponsor a child in Peru to help provide them with the necessities they need to thrive.

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$43/month will provide your sponsored child with

Malnutrition monitoring and intervention

Regular medical checkups

Individual mentorship and love

Education assistance and skills training

The opportunity to receive encouraging words and support from you, their sponsor

An introduction to the love of God

In Return, You'll Receive

A meaningful connection with the child you sponsor.

Letters & Photos

Letters to and from your sponsored child will allow you to learn about each other’s lives as you offer support and encouragement. Also, you’ll be able to watch the child you sponsor grow through photos shared from their Compassion center.

Updates & Prayer Requests

You’ll receive regular prayer requests for the child you sponsor and information on local crises that affect them.

A young Peruvian girl wearing pigtails holds a small chick and smiles.

Sponsorship Is Hope Despite Disaster

The rainy season in Peru places communities at risk of devastating flooding. In impoverished communities, homes aren’t built to withstand the power of fast-rising water as they’re often made of reed mats, mud and thin wood.

Brothers Alexis (10) and Leyson (8) lost everything when their home was destroyed by floodwaters. However, they found hope through Compassion’s sponsorship program at their local church.

The family received materials for rebuilding their home, groceries to feed their hungry bellies and other resources. Most importantly, volunteers continue to encourage them and pray with them, giving them hope despite their loss.

“The day it rained, I was sad and afraid and asked God for help. I thank the people from the center.” — Alexis