Bhaktapur Children's Home began in the heart of David Sagar in 2001 when orphaned children were brought to his church for care. Shortly after those first four children arrived, David partnered with us. With resources available from people like you, David has now been able to rescue fourteen children from the streets of Nepal . Many of these children come from single parent homes, and their families are too poor to care for them or give them an education. Some of the children are true orphans with no families to look after them. They are often times found in trash piles, scavenging for food. At Bhaktapur Children's Home, not only do they receive material care such as food and clothes, they also receive the care of a mother or father. They are able to receive a quality education to give them an opportunity for a better life. Most of the children end up becoming Christian and following God towards a life of ministry to their country.

Your monthly sponsorship of $75 will feed, house, clothe, and educate a child. As parents, you know that the care of a child is an eighteen year commitment, however we only ask for a commitment of one year. In return, you will receive a quarterly letter from the child you are sponsoring and a monthly report from David on how your child is progressing in school and life. You will also receive a profile of your child with their story and picture. Please display this profile where it will be a daily reminder to pray for him or her.

Alisha

I was born July 20th 1995. My mother died when I was just a baby. My father works in a brick factory which is one of the lowest paying jobs in Nepal. He was not able to provide for me. He placed me in Bhaktapur Children's Home so I could have food, clothing and a good education. I hope to be a doctor when I grow up. Thank you for giving me a new life.

Alisha is Sponsored

Jonathan

I was born March 20th, 1999. My father ran away from home when I was one year old. My mother makes just 70 Rupees (98cents) per day. She could not afford to feed and clothe me so she sent me to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I am very happy here. I have made a lot of new friends. I even like going to school and I hope to be a doctor someday. Thank you for giving me a chance.

Jonathan is Sponsored

Mary

I was born November 10th, 1992. My mother died when I was very young. My father remarried, but my stepmother was not very nice to me, especially after she had children of her own. Life at home became intolerable for me. Someone brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home where I found love and care. I am getting a good education now and I hope to be a social worker when I grow up. Thank you for helping me.

Mary is Sponsored

Sanju

My mother died of cancer and my father did the best he could to care for me and my brother and sister. He had spent all his money for medical treatment for my mother. I know it must have been a hard decision, but he brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home before he died. I love to help out around the home and when I grow up I want to be a doctor.

Sanju is Sponsored

Samuel

My father died of cancer and my mother was doing all she could to care for me and my older sister. She could not afford to send me to school. I know that my mother loves me very much, so she brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home. Now I am able to go to school. I have food to eat and clothes to wear. I want to be a doctor when I grow up.

Samuel is sponsored

Paul

My mother and father both died when I was very young. I had to beg in the market place just for a meal and some clothes. Someone in my village brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I really wanted to go to school and now I can. I love to help people and I want to be a social worker when I grow up. I have also given my heart to Jesus and I want to serve Him.

Paul is Sponsored

Yehoshu

I came from a very poor area of Nepal. My family could not take care of me, so a man from my village brought me to a children's home. But that home closed. I had no place to go. The same man brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I am well cared for now and I have made lots of good friends. I can go to school and I hope to be a pastor some day.

Yehoshu is Sponsored

Tabitha

My mother died when I was just a year and a half old. My father remarried and my step mother mistreated me. I moved in with my grandmother because of the abuse, but she could not afford to send me to school. I am a Christian, so I was very upset when my father made plans to send me to a Buddhist temple. I asked to be taken into Bhaktapur Children's Home. I am so grateful that I can now live in a Christian home and receive a good education.

Sponsor Tabitha

Nabin

My father died when I was much younger. My mother remarried, but my stepfather would beat me. One day he kicked me and my brother out of the house. Pastor David found us on the streets of Bhaktapur and brought us to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I love to go to school and I am making good grades. I want to be a missionary and preach the Gospel when I grow up.

Sponsor Nabin

Phillip

Both of my parents died when I was just two years old. My aunt did the best she could to take care of me but she did not have the money to send me to school. She brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home in 2005. Now I have good friends and I can go to school. I hope to be an engineer when I grow up.

Sponsor Phillip

Sarmala

My father ran away from home when I was four years old. My mother worked as a prostitute to earn money. David's wife, Sony, rescued me from a bad future and brought me to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I am going to school now and I want to be a teacher when I grow up.

Sarmala is Sponsored

Raj

My father died when I was much younger. My mother remarried, but my stepfather would beat me. One day, he kicked me an my brother Nabin out of the house. Pastor David found us on the streets of Bhaktapur and brought us to Bhaktapur Children's Home. I love to go to school and I am making good grades. I want to be a doctor when I grow up.

Raj is Sponsored