By Clare BruceMonday 26 Mar 2018Station NewsReading Time: 2 minutes

Hope 103.2 will make radio history on Wednesday March 28, by partnering with Compassion Australia, and our listeners, to sponsor an entire village.

On the island of Masbate in the Philippines, 200 children from rural villages in areas like Mandaon, are joining a new Compassion project to see them lifted out of poverty and into health, hope and a brighter future. But it’s a team effort; we need listeners to step in and sponsor a child.

Sponsored kids will join a program run by the local church, providing for their education, food and medical needs, and teaching them the gospel message of God’s love. Follow the links below to learn more or to sponsor a child now.

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