Take a look around our website. We have a page for each country we work in. From these you will be able to see exactly how we aim to help the children and how your donation will be used.

Sponsor a child in Ghana!

Sponsorship makes a lasting difference in the life of a child.
Just fifteen pounds (or twenty euros) per month can buy food for a child. If you are able to give more, it will go towards school items and clothes for the child.

Make a Donation to CHW

Thank you for deciding to help make a difference to the lives the children we support.

Ghanaian Children

Make a donation online:

You can make donations via paypal. Paypal is an easy and secure way to donate online. Click on the following button to make a contribution to CHW.

How to make a donation via paypal: Once you have clicked on the button above, enter the amount you want to donate in the box which will appear at the top of the page and click on "Update Totals." You can then either proceed to log in to paypal or click on the option which allows you to donate even if you do not have a paypal account.


Make a donation by cheque:

Please make your cheque out to "Children's Helpers Worldwide" and send it to:
Children's Helpers Worldwide,
2, Brookfield Avenue,
London W5 1LA


Make a donation by bank transfer or by standing order:

If you would like to make a donation this way, please email Catherine, at catherine@chworldwide.org, and she will give you all the details, so that you can do this.


You can make a donation to any of our projects.  If you make a general donation, we will give you details of which project your donation will be supporting.

It is also possible to sponsor a child in Ghana. You can email Catherine at catherine@chworldwide.org and she can set this up for you. The payments can be made online, by standing order or by cheque.

School Bus Project for New Life International Children's Home, Ghana: You can make donations to this project through CHW. For more information, see our Ghana page, or visit the facebook group, run by Derrick Fletcher Gaisie, the director of New Life, and former New Life volunteers.