Our headquarters is a registered charity in the UK. This is a cio and is called The Children´s Aid Foundation, the charity number being 1167965.
We also have a charity registered in Gibraltar number 86 called Children´s Aid.
We also have a charity registered in Spain number 162.028 called Asociación NIños Necesitados.
We are a ministry registered with World Fellowship in Dallas Texas, and through this we are legal to receive support and operate in the U.S.A.
You can write to us at:
WeWantToHelp@thechildrensaidfoundation.com or to
Info@thechildrensaidfoundation.com
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