Institutional donors and partners

We are incredibly grateful to our donors, whose generosity makes our work possible. Together, we’re building a world in which every child can grow up with a promising future.

Our impact

Help a Child works in Burundi, DR Congo, India, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan and Uganda. We work with national and international donors and partners, and are supported by an engaged community of individuals, churches, foundations, businesses and schools in the Netherlands. 

In 2025, we reached 760.151 individuals in nine countries, with a total income of 26,1 million euros. We spent 93,4% of our income directly on our project objectives. 

Read more about our expertises Education, Protection and Food Security & Livelihoods. 

Read more in our Impact Report 2025

Institutional donors

Help a Child works with governmental donors, multilateral institutions, foundations and strategic partners who share our commitment to strengthening the resilience and well-being of children and communities. 

Visit our country pages to discover the partners and donors we work with in each country and learn more about our local collaborations and initiatives.

Partners

We believe in the power of strong, equal partnerships with local organisations and communities, as they best understand their own context, culture and challenges. We work alongside local partners as equals, recognising and valuing their knowledge, expertise and contributions. 

We are proud to work alongside our partners, including:

  • Burundi: RCBIF, FECABU, HCB, SAD
  • DRC: HCC, ODH, ADED, FECONDE, Collectif Alpha Ujuvi (CAU)
  • India: RPC-NEI, Gramodaya, HACWI
  • Kenya: AICCAD, NCCK, ADS
  • Malawi: LISAP
  • Rwanda: AEE Rwanda, EPR
  • South Sudan: UNIDOR, HRSS, ACROSS
  • Uganda: SAO

Networks and partnerships

Through strategic networks and alliances, we collaborate with peers and partners to strengthen programme quality and collective impact. Click on this link to find out more about our networks and strategic partnerships. 

Accreditations

Help a Child complies with ANBI, Erkend Goed Doel and with the accounting principles for children in the Netherlands (RJ650). More information can be found here and on the website Red een Kind.

Contact us

Do you want to discuss partnerships? We welcome collaboration with like-minded organisations. Please feel free to get in touch.