Scholarships & Community Support

If I can't pay, there's no point applying.

Apply anyway. Helping Hands™ was started for students whose families could not pay full tuition. Many of our current students are here because someone — a church, an alumnus, a donor, a foundation — stepped in. You may be the next one.

Four pathways

Real options, plainly explained.

We will tell you plainly what you qualify for. We will not promise what we cannot deliver. We will not waste your time.

Pathway

Tuition Scholarships

If money is the question, ask anyway. Most students who hesitate qualify.

Scholarship intake with the inquiry, in the same form
Means-tested partial and full scholarships
Faith-based and academic-merit pathways where they exist, named honestly
Plain timelines: what you submit, when you hear, and what you receive

Ask about a scholarship

Pathway

Sponsorships

A church, an alumnus, a donor — someone stepped in. You may be next.

Sponsor matching with named accountability
Annual updates to the sponsor, with the student's consent
Sponsor recognition with dignity, on the donor and benefactor page
Sponsor-side reporting on outcomes, not just on dollars

Become a sponsor

Pathway

Working Student Aid

Earn while you learn. We will arrange the schedule.

Campus work placements aligned to class schedule
Livelihood placements through HHCWC IGPs
Mentor assigned for the first semester
Schedule coordination so coursework does not collapse

Ask about working aid

Pathway

Community Support

Beyond tuition — books, transport, food, and the small barriers that decide enrolment.

Book and supply provision
Transport stipend in cases where distance is the barrier
Boarding arrangements for far-away students
Connection to alumni and church-network support

Ask about community support

How to ask

Mention your scholarship interest in the same form you use to inquire. No separate form. No separate office. The same named person walks you through both.

Ask about a scholarship See sponsor stories

Ask anyway.

Most students who hesitated turned out to qualify for something. Tell us your name.

Ask about a scholarship