Sponsor a child today!

Sponsorship of a child in a Project Mala School starts from just £9 a month for a Primary School child. It is £15 for a Middle School child and £25 for a Secondary School child. For that you get a welcome pack giving details of your sponsored child and DVDs of the project. Photographs and school reports are posted to a personal login and regular newsletters with interesting stories about events at the schools and life in rural India are sent via email.

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SPONSOR A CHILD TODAY

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Secondary School
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For the sponsorship fee your child will receive 280 days a year full time education, two sets of Uniforms per year, breakfast and midday meal each day, any medical needs including providing spectacles where necessary.

You will receive a welcome pack, a monthly newsletter by email. A school report each year and a new photograph of your child each year, all posted to your personal login on our website. We will also send you an email reminder, whenever new items are posted.

Why choose Project Mala

Where your sponsorship money goes?

  • All of the money we receive from sponsorship goes to India for the children.
  • Overheads are paid for by income from Gift aid and other donations.
Expenses Cost per child in pounds
Salary & staff costs 42.00
Nutrition programme 21.40
Uniform & clothing 9.40
Vehicles & travelling 9.18
Training & teaching aids 8.34
Maintenance & general items 5.16
Website & advertising. 3.64
Healthcare programme 2.75
Library expenses 1.70
Postage & telecom 1.79
Audit & professional 0.91
Extra curricular activities 0.80
Allowance for higher studies 0.88
Sponsorship fee £108
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Video Gallery

Child labour in India, short film by Nairrit Das, Ulster University, Northern Ireland. Child labour in India, short film by Nairrit Das, Ulster University, Northern Ireland.
Mala First Film (1989) Mala First Film (1989)
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School Link

School Link

School link is a new feature. It will give a direct link between your school with one of our schools in rural India where information can be exchanged.
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Photo Gallery

More Photos

  • Children hurt in road accident

    Twenty six of our children travel 20 kilometres each way to our Guria Middle School from their home village of Mujehra. On Monday 21st November...Read more

  • Mukesh’s prayer

    Mukesh Kumar is one of our children. His father was a drunkard and did not care for his family... Read more

  • Children win place for gifted children

    I am constantly surprised at how bright some children can be when they are brought up in such primitive surroundings... Read more

  • Villager praises Project Mala

    Devdatta Singh is a retired soldier in the Indian army. His granddaughter, Neetu Singh, attended Project Mala Hasra school...Read more

  • Harry’s climb

    My name is Harry Welch. I am 10 years old and live in North Yorkshire and I am raising sponsorship money for Project Mala... Read more

...The day we spent with you was very special and will remain in our hearts for many years to come. To see so many happy faces eager to learn and benefiting both mentally and physically from the opportunities created by your charity was a delight. We feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to visit the school, as it was really the only free time we had in India. When Jon started this sponsorship he never expected to have such an opportunity, understanding and seeing how the children benefit makes it all the more special...

Ms. Celia Davies and Mr. Jonathan Waters, England

I visited the school. Students are reading silently and all the teachers are present. Very good descipline. Thanks to all.

Mr. V B Singh, Sub District Magistrate, Marihan, Mirzapur, India

Why choose Project Mala?

  • We have been established for over 20 years.
  • We have low administrative cost (see financials).
  • We are highly focused in just one area in India.
  • We run our own Schools.
  • We have been praised for our work by well-known institutions (see ILO film).
  • We receive the support of distinguished people from several countries. (see Our mission, What people say)
  • Our schools are specially designed to meet the needs of the children. (see About Project Mala)
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