Children seeking support

Maya lives with her mother, Kamala, and her two younger siblings in a small rented room on the outskirts of Bhaktapur. Her father passed away when she was five, and since then her mother has worked as a daily-wage laborer at a nearby brick factory to support the family. Despite the difficult circumstances at home, Maya is one of the brightest students in her class and consistently ranks near the top in her school exams. Maya has a deep love for drawing — she fills the margins of her notebooks with sketches of flowers, mountains, and her family, and dreams of one day becoming an art teacher so she can help other children discover the same joy she finds in creating. Her teachers describe her as curious, hardworking, and unusually mature for her age, often helping younger students with their lessons during recess. Here's a sample link to test: https://www.google.com The family struggles to cover school fees, books, and uniforms each term, and Maya sometimes has to skip school during planting season to help her mother with odd jobs. A sponsorship would allow her to attend school consistently, access proper school supplies including art materials, and relieve some of the financial pressure on her mother so Maya can focus on her studies and her dream of becoming a teacher. Another test link: https://www.wikipedia.org

Sulav lives on the edge of Dhanusa with his father, Bishnu, and his older sister, in a modest home in a densely packed neighborhood. His mother left the family when he was very young, and his father has raised both children largely on his own — working long hours as a taxi driver to keep the household running. Income isn't steady; during the monsoon season especially, fewer people need rides, and money gets even tighter. Despite the pressures at home, Sulav brings real energy to everything he does — especially on the football field. He plays midfielder for his school team and has represented them in two inter-school tournaments, including a semi-final run where he scored a goal he still talks about with pride. His coach believes he has genuine potential, but consistent training is hard when the family can't always afford proper football boots or the small registration fees tournaments require. In the classroom, Sulav is steady rather than exceptional — he puts real effort into subjects he enjoys, especially science, though English remains a struggle. His father hopes that with more consistent schooling, and maybe some extra tutoring, Sulav could close that gap and build toward something in sports science or physical education — a path that would let him combine his love of football with a stable career. What your sponsorship covers: School fees Sports equipment (football boots, tournament registration) Tutoring support, especially in English Your support gives Sulav more than just relief for his family — it gives him a consistent path forward, both in the classroom and on the field he loves.