Poverty doesn’t end overnight. It takes a neighbourhood committed to long-term transformation in a child’s life. Thanks to your generosity, children are receiving support from our local partners that empowers them to break the cycle of poverty.

J. Sangma has waded through thigh-level mud to hear the powerful stories of Compassion assisted children in rural Bangladesh. Read about the adventures of this Compassion photojournalist as he listens to the experiences of children and families being released from poverty.

This scenic nation still carries the scars of decades-long civil war. Poverty continues holding many children back. But Compassion’s local partners are helping Sri Lankan children in poverty to see their potential.

Thailand has one of the world's highest wealth concentrations, with the top 1% holding an estimated 58% of the country's total wealth. This poses significant challenges to vulnerable people groups in the country. However, the local church is working to bring hope for the future.

Many communities in the Philippines face constant challenges: poverty, child exploitation and extreme weather events. But the local church is working to bring change.

Indonesia’s economy is booming, but the divide between rich and poor has widened. For Indonesia children living in poverty, this makes it difficult to find a way out. But the local church is passionate about bringing transformation and hope to their communities.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Bangladesh in a significant manner. According to the World Bank, in addition to the impact on health, the country’s GDP growth decelerated and poverty increased.

Quarantine comes with many challenges—especially if you're about to deliver a baby! Find out how these five beautiful newborns were brought into the world during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Every continent has its own customs and quirks, including baby names! Check out the most popular ones for children in child development centres across 25 countries—there’s a lot that can be revealed with just a name.

15-year-old Ratna is a bright and sociable young woman from rural Bangladesh. But on 2 March 2018, her freedom was almost stolen from her.

You’ve decided to release a child from poverty in Jesus’ name. It’s a fantastic decision; one that will change a child’s life and impact yours, too. But when it comes to choosing a child to sponsor, we’re often asked “How am I meant to choose?” Faced with hundreds of photos of children in need, the decision can feel overwhelming. If you need some guidance, here are seven ways you could choose your new sponsored child.

Going to the extreme for an income is not uncommon for people living in poverty. From elephant keepers to rock breakers, take a look at how five parents go the extra mile to provide for their loved ones.