Rooted in Kindness Rising in Unity
Rooted in Kindness Rising in Unity
To create a world where every child has access to trusted mentorship, support systems, and opportunities to become a confident, compassionate, and capable contributor to their community and the world.
We envision a future where mentorship becomes a global culture of care—transforming not only children’s lives but entire communities through the ripple effect of empowered youth.
Do you believe every child deserves hope, guidance, and opportunity? Start a local GUCM Chapter and be part of a global movement that empowers children through mentorship, education, and care — regardless of their background, location, or challenges.
Be the voice of compassion in your city, school, workplace, or village.
A mentor may sponsor a child, taking responsibility for their education, nutrition, mentorship, and emotional well-being. With just $1 a day, a mentor ensures a child stays in school, receives guidance, and escapes the cycles of poverty.
🟢 Your support = school fees, school kits, healthcare access, and mentorship sessions.
Mentors can sponsor a child in an orphanage, covering their essential needs and building a personal connection with them — even from afar.
🟢 You receive regular updates, letters, and progress reports from the orphan home and child.
When a child faces life-threatening illness — cancer, epilepsy, birth defects, trauma injuries — a mentor can take over their treatment funding.
🟢 You’ll receive verified medical estimates, hospital details, and GUCM support to guide the process transparently.
🟢 You can raise funds among friends or support it fully under your name.
Mentors can choose to adopt the complete education journey of a child — from kindergarten to college. This is ideal for those who believe in long-term impact.
🟢 We’ll match you with a child based on region, need, or story — and you can choose to remain anonymous or involved.
Mentors have the power to intervene and rescue a girl from:
Organize a community or online campaign where volunteers help find sponsors for specific children — using their photos, stories (with permission), and needs.
🎯 Goal: Get 5–20 children sponsored in a month
📍 Best for: Schools, faith groups, diaspora communities
Start a volunteer campaign to write letters of encouragement and hope to GUCM-supported children — handwritten or emailed.
🎯 Goal: Strengthen emotional bonds and mentorship
📍 Best for: Students, seniors, or writing clubs
What they do:
Volunteers are trained to identify and connect potential sponsors or donors with children or projects (orphan care, scholarships, girls' education, etc.).
Commission Model:
They receive a small recognition-based commission or incentive for each successful sponsorship link (e.g., 5–10% of first-month donation or one-time finder’s fee).
What they do:
Volunteers help screen, recruit, and onboard caring mentors from universities, corporates, or social groups to join GUCM programs worldwide.
Incentive Model:
Each successful mentor-match (verified activity after 1–2 sessions) earns the volunteer points or eligibility for monthly stipends, training certificates, or small commissions.
Volunteer to be matched with a child who needs regular video check-ins for emotional support, tutoring, or inspiration.
🎯 Goal: Provide 6-month mentorship cycles
📍 Best for: University students, diaspora youth, professionals
What they do:
Lead local or online fundraising drives (walkathons, webinars, auctions, “Sponsor a Kit” campaigns) using GUCM toolkits and branding.
Commission Option:
Up to 10% commission from net raised funds may be offered (if self-organized) OR recognition-based bonuses such as awards, media spotlights, or travel invites for top fundraisers.
Volunteer your skills in writing, design, social media, or fundraising for GUCM’s global campaigns.
🎯 Goal: Help GUCM scale through remote action
📍 Best for: Professionals and digital-savvy students
What they do:
Volunteers in schools, colleges, or youth groups host GUCM awareness sessions, enroll child sponsors, and recruit fellow volunteers.
Commission/Incentive Model:
Based on milestones—e.g., recruit 5 sponsors = gift card / public certificate / online shoutout. Optionally, student volunteers can earn points toward service hours or scholarships.
What they do:
Work with families, businesses, and diaspora leaders to fund a school, clinic, or mentorship hub in their name.
Commission Model:
Larger commission structure (3–5%) only on successful execution of major funding deals. Must follow strict ethical and legal transparency process.
Instead of gifts, ask friends to donate to a GUCM campaign (e.g., for orphaned children, disabled children, or medical fund).
🎯 Goal: Fundraise for 1 or more children
📍 Best for: Anyone with a birthday or celebration
What they do:
Help find donors willing to fund birthday gifts or “wish list” items for children in orphanages or rural hubs.
Incentive/Recognition Model:
Receive 5–7% of gift budget as coordination support fee, or get name published on GUCM birthday celebration wall of donors & volunteers.
Our counseling services provide individuals and families with the support they need to overcome challenges and improve their mental health and well-being. Our licensed therapists are experienced in a variety of therapeutic approaches to help clients achieve their goals.
We understand that stable housing is essential for a healthy and fulfilling life. Our housing assistance programs provide individuals and families with resources and support to secure safe and affordable housing.
Finding and maintaining employment is an important step towards self-sufficiency. Our job training programs provide clients with the skills and resources they need to succeed in today's job market.
Sudan’s ongoing civil war has caused routine childhood immunizations to fall from over 90% in 2022 to just 48% in 2025. With over 838,000 children missing basic vaccines like DTP‑1, the country now ranks third globally for “zero‑dose” kids. Measles and other outbreaks are a major threat amid collapsing health infrastructure
A joint ILO–UNICEF report reveals 138 million children aged 5–17 are engaged in labour as of 2024, with 54 million in hazardous environments—falling short of the 2025 goal to end child labor. While some progress has been made, child labour remains most prevalent in agriculture and informal sectors
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
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