Would you like to support us?
update sept 09

It is our hope that eventually each and every child living in the Hand in Hand Community will have the support of a monthly or annual sponsor. Individuals, families, or groups can decide to sponsor a child. One time donations are always welcome and it is these unexpected gifts that also help keep the project going. It is unlikely that most of these abandoned and sometimes severely mentally handicapped children will ever be able to live independently. Thus, the support and care provided by the Hand in Hand Community will continue for the rest of these children's lives. At present, we are the only residential home of this kind that exists in Ghana.

Would you like to join our support group? The annual support of one child amounts to 900 euro per year, or 75 euro per month. Another option is 'group-sponsoring.' In this case, you are responsible for one-third of the cost of a child. So, for 25 euro per month, you support, together with two others, a child. If you would like to help in another way, we are grateful for all donations, big or small. Your money is one hundred percent used for the children. If you are interested we can send you the annual report, the financial report or any other information about the project or your adopted child, as requested. Many sponsors come visit Ghana to see the progress of their child and the whole community. You are also welcome!

For more information please contact:

Amma and Philomena are all dressed up and looking forward to one of our many parties!

We invite you to become a friend and sponsor of these children. Your donation should be send to:

Stichting Hand in Hand Maasland
p/a: dhr. W. Mur, penningmeester
Galgerwaard 18
3621 LW Breukelen
Tel.: 0031-34 626 6842

Account number: 1277.64.143 (RABO Westland)
Please indicate e.g.: sponsorcontribution for...(name child)" or "gif "

International Bank codes:
SWIFT / BIC: RABONL2U en IBAN: NL24RABO0127764143

The Foundation Hand in Hand in the Netherlands is fully recognised as a Charity by the Dutch Government.