Une fillette au Tchad
Une fillette au Tchad

Sponsorships

Changing lives and creating future opportunities with a regular commitment 

With a sponsorship, you give long-term and specific support to people in need. Your donation is for children, women and men who need your help. 

With just one Swiss franc a day or 10 francs a month for a Caritas Star you give hope and optimism. 

Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment.
Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment. © Hasan Belal
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Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future.
Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future. © Jules Tusseau
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Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school
Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school © Christopher Cusick
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Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health.
Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health. © Sabine Schild
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World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school.
World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school. © Alexandra Wey
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Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas.
Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas. © Caritas Spes Ukraine
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Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment.
Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment. © Hasan Belal
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Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future.
Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future. © Jules Tusseau
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Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school
Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school © Christopher Cusick
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Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health.
Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health. © Sabine Schild
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World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school.
World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school. © Alexandra Wey
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Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas.
Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas. © Caritas Spes Ukraine
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Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment.
Children into school: After the heavy fighting in East Ghouta, the Syrian boy Salim (9) and his friends can once again go to school in a safe and warm learning environment. © Hasan Belal
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Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future.
Street children and child refugees: Shanny (14) from Bolivia is leaving behind drugs and a life on the streets and is going back to school and to a better future. © Jules Tusseau
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Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school
Courage and optimism for children: Sao Bat (9) plays and learns every morning at the centre in Poipet (Cambodia) so he can then be integrated into a state school © Christopher Cusick
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Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health.
Water for all: Merdya (16) and her fellow pupils learn good hygiene practice through play and thus improve their state of health. © Sabine Schild
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World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school.
World without hunger: Rosalie Ounyai (28) from Chad generates more income thanks to adapted cultivation methods and communal storage facilities. This allows her to send her children to school. © Alexandra Wey
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Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas.
Disaster Relief Worker: In the Ukrainian town of Bucha, a boy receives food from Caritas. © Caritas Spes Ukraine
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Your advantages as a sponsor 

  • You are close to the projects.
  • You dan donate specifically for an issue that you feel strongly about. 
  • You receive a report each year or a magazine in which we show you how your donation was used. 
  • You feel assured that your regular donation enables continuity in the projects.

Child sponsorships

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Theme sponsorships

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In vielen Ländern des globalen Südens lebt die Mehrheit der Bevölkerung von der Landwirtschaft. Caritas Schweiz hilft Bäuerinnen und Bauern, sich an die veränderten klimatischen Bedingungen anzupassen.

Caritas Star

Millions of innocent families suffer worldwide and in Switzerland from the consequences of poverty. Hunger, wars, natural disasters and the disregard for basic human rights threaten children, women and men. Every family should be allowed to live in dignity and security. 

As a Caritas Star, you support the strengthening of food security of small farming families in Mali, covering the basic needs of fleeing families in Burkina Faso, or combating poverty in Switzerland. With just 10 Swiss francs a month, you bring optimism. 

Patin Lisbeth Keiser
«With my sponsorship, I can make a small contribution to help balance out the many injustices in this world.»Lisbeth Keisersponsor

You receive annual reports with background information about the projects and themes of the sponsorships. We show you what you contribute with your sponsorship. 

Contact

Hamdije Djaferi

Hamdije Djaferi

Administration of Sponsorships

+41 41 419 23 19patenschaften@caritas.ch

Header image: Girl in Chad © Fabian Biasio