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Child Sponsorship
Sponsor a child today and become a part of their story of hope, growth, and transformation.
At ARUWYE, our Child Sponsorship Program is dedicated to giving children the chance to dream bigger and achieve more. We believe education is the foundation for a brighter future not just for a child, but for their family, community, and the nation as a whole.
When you sponsor a child, you are not just providing financial support. You are helping build a path toward better education, healthcare, and life opportunities. With a monthly contribution of just ₹1000, you can empower a child to grow with dignity and confidence.
Your sponsorship creates a bond that goes beyond giving it’s about becoming a companion in a child’s journey. Sponsors can connect with their sponsored child through letters, updates, and even personal visits, making the experience truly meaningful.
CSR Projects
Support Needed
Nirmala Technical Center
5 Computers with accessories, 2 Power Sewing Machines
ARUWYE Office
2 Computers with accessories, 1 Camera, 1 Multifunctional Printer
1. 15 Laptops
2. 15 Sewing Machines
3. 10 Power Sewing Machines
4. Educational Materials for 1,500 Evening Study Centre Children
Grant Requested
| Items | Quantity x Cost | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Computers with accessories | 7 × ₹35,000 | ₹2,45,000 |
| Multifunctional Printer | 1 × ₹15,000 | ₹15,000 |
| Camera | 1 × ₹12,000 | ₹12,000 |
| Total | ₹2,72,000 |
Justification
Justification
The requested support of 15 laptops for youth, 15 sewing machines and 10 power machines for women, and educational materials for 1,500 children in Evening Study Centres across 9 districts of Tamil Nadu is essential to address the interconnected challenges of education, unemployment, and poverty in marginalized communities. Many youth lack access to digital devices and computer training, limiting their ability to pursue higher education, apply for jobs, or develop market-relevant skills. Providing laptops will bridge the digital divide and enhance employability. Similarly, equipping women with sewing and power machines will strengthen vocational training initiatives, enabling them to generate sustainable income, support their families, and move towards financial independence.
At the same time, educational materials for 1,500 children will significantly improve learning outcomes, reinforce literacy and STEM education, and reduce school dropout rates among first-generation learners. Children from daily wage and vulnerable families often struggle due to lack of basic study resources, which affects their academic performance and confidence. By integrating digital empowerment for youth, livelihood support for women, and academic reinforcement for children, this initiative ensures holistic community development and long-term socio-economic transformation across the targeted districts.
High-quality equipment is essential to provide effective training. Our programs cater to underprivileged youth and women in the surrounding areas. Currently, the available computers are outdated and often break down, creating disruptions in training. New systems will allow us to offer consistent and skill-based learning.
Women undergoing tailoring courses have a strong desire to become self-reliant by starting small businesses. Providing power sewing machines will not only enhance their learning but also help them earn income by taking up stitching orders from the community.
In addition, preparing training materials, maintaining sponsorship records, documentation, photocopying, scanning, and photography are regular requirements in our office. Having our own camera and multifunctional printer will reduce external costs, enabling us to channel more resources directly toward children and community programs.
Our office computers are also outdated and in constant need of repair. Procuring new computers, along with the required accessories, will significantly improve efficiency in administration and project management.
Beneficiaries
Benifits
- 45–60 women trained in tailoring every year
- 20–30 young girls trained in computer skills, many of whom secure jobs with good salaries
- 600 children supported through sponsorship programs, skill-building workshops, and other community projects
Volunteerism
Volunteers and interns play a vital role in strengthening ARUWYE’s mission. Over the years, many students and young professionals have contributed their time, skills, and energy with us. Through fieldwork, training, and community engagement, they have gained valuable learning experiences while supporting children, women, and youth from marginalized communities. Their journeys reflect both personal growth and the meaningful impact of working for social change.
Volunteers can apply for your Volunteers service and internship programme
Christin Syriac Tomy
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (MSW)
Ima B Pillai
SRM Institute of Science and Technolog
Dona Sara Kunjumon
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (MSW)
Yogeshwaran. S
MSW - Don Bosco Arts & Science College
Paulina. F
Department of Social Work - Anna Adarsh College for Women
Merlien J Dayana
Loyola College (MSW)
Jowin Austin. D
Department of Social Work - Loyola College
Ananthitha Parthasarathy
MSW - Anna Adarsh College for Women
Grace Martina. M
Department of Social Work - Women's Christian College
Crystal Anne Paul
Loyola College (MSW)
Joyline Hepzhibha. J
Women's Christian College
Maria Jasmine. S
Department of Social Work - Loyola College
Development Projects
Campaign for a Transformative Era in Girl Education
The inspiring story of Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani girl who addressed world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly, continues to remind us of the values needed in life:
Speak the truth – and voices will rise in support.
Stand for justice – and many will join in the fight.
Overcome fear – and discover new courage, strength, and hope.
Hold on to dreams – even in times of difficulty and despair.
Forgive – even those who bring harm and destruction.
She drew compassion from the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, Jesus Christ, and Lord Buddha.
She inherited the spirit of change from Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
She embraced the path of non-violence taught by Mahatma Gandhi, Bacha Khan, and Mother Teresa.
From her parents, she learned the greatest lesson: to live in peace and love all people.
Education is the strongest weapon for transformation.
“One pen and one book can change the world. Education is the only solution.”
For the millions suffering from poverty, ignorance, and injustice.
For the children who remain out of school.
For people everywhere hoping for a peaceful and brighter tomorrow.
For the global fight against illiteracy, poverty, and terrorism.
We stand to promote and protect the rights of girls.
We strive to end gender discrimination.
We aim to empower girls to be creative, confident, and responsible citizens, growing in faith and integrity.
