Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sponsor more than one child?
Absolutely! It’s amazing when sponsors adopt more than one child into their lives!
How long will I sponsor my child?
In most cases, it will be throughout their childhood and into their late teens and/or early twenties (if they decide to go to college). Sometimes
Can a Hands of Ministries representative come and speak at my church or event?
Yes! We would love to. Please contact us on 022 404 1856 or by emailing [email protected] to find out more.
What measures are being taken to protect children from COVID-19?
Current there are no face-to-face classes at our school and correct safety procedures are taken when parents pick up lesson modules for their children
How much does it cost to sponsor a child?
Sponsorship costs $25 (NZD) per month per sponsored child.
How do you decide who needs help?
Hands of Hope Ministries works in the poorer areas of the Philippines. Though, if there is an emergency in another country, we will donate through
What is my tax credit?
Your tax credit is the money you can claim back from the Government for donations you’ve made to Hands of Hope Ministries during a particular
If I sponsor a child where does my money go?
Child Sponsorship allows Hands of Hope Ministries to transform the lives of, not only your child but their family and community. Child Sponsorship opens the
Can I visit my Sponsored Child?
Yes, seeing your Sponsored Child provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness first-hand the impact of your sponsorship. Please notify Hands of Hope Ministries at least
If I haven’t received my annual tax certificate or have lost the original copy?
Please contact us on 022 404 1856 or email us at [email protected], and we will email or post you a duplicate copy. Be sure to
Can I write to my Sponsored Child?
Yes! Sponsored children are excited to hear from you and to learn more about New Zealand. In turn, you will get a letter from your
What should I write about to my Sponsor Child?
Tell your Sponsored Child about your life in New Zealand. You can talk about things like: Where you live. What you do at work or