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Proudly supporting SOS Keila since 2008.
IWCT provides €15,000 annually to support its SOS Keila “godfamily,” helping create a safe, loving home for three children, cared for 24/7 by a dedicated “Mother” and “Aunt.”
Set within a close-knit village community, each family home offers children the support they need to grow and thrive.
IWCT visits twice a year at Easter and Christmas, and this year was no exception. We were delighted to share a special day with the children, joined by Ambassador H.E. Ms Guo Xiaomei, who presented care packages.
Proudly supporting since 2008.
Peeteli Kiriku Sotsiaalkeskus received €3,000 from IWCT this year to support food, medicines, activities, and essential supplies.
Open 24/7, the centre helps over 135 disadvantaged families, providing children with daily meals, hot showers, and homework support. Run entirely on donations, it relies on the generosity of its supporters.
Proudly supporting since 2013.
Haiba Children’s Home received €2,350 from IWCT this year to support field trips.
Operating since 1999, Haiba provides 24/7 care across five family homes, supporting children from birth through to adulthood or graduation.
IWCT members also contribute essential items, including clothing, kitchen supplies, and stationery.
Proudly supporting since 2009.
Lastekeskus Tähetorn (Kopli Lighthouse Children’s Centre) received €2,000 from IWCT to support education, camps, birthdays, and arts & crafts.
Based in Kopli, Tallinn, this non-profit has supported children since 2003, providing over 30 children with daily hot meals, homework help, and language learning in Estonian, Russian, and English, along with monthly birthday celebrations.
Proudly supporting since 2006.
Ema-ja-lapse-turvakodu Nõmme (Mother and Child Shelter) received €1,370 from IWCT for essential furniture, including desks, chairs, and a carpet.
Part of Tallinn’s Children’s Home, the shelter provides a safe space for mothers and children in crisis. IWCT members also regularly donate essential sanitary products.
https://tallinnalastekodu.ee/teenused/ema-ja-lapse-turvakodu
Proudly supporting since 2017.
Vanem Vend, Vanem Õde (Big Brother Big Sister) received €1,000 from IWCT to support project work.
Based in Tartu, this volunteer-led charity supports children from at-risk backgrounds through mentoring, monthly activities, and positive role models.
Südamete Soojus, founded in 2014, supports vulnerable children and families in Estonia through community projects, events, and donations.
In 2026, IWCT awarded €2,748 for a projector and microphone, and helped create a dream graduation day for three boys.
https://www.sydametesoojus.ee/
