A single mother in India defies traditional gender roles by becoming financially independent
Through entrepreneurship and support from a women's self-help group, a single mother provides for her daughters and inspires her community.
Friday May 17, 2024
Supporter spotlight: Wonja
A caring SOS supporter passionate about protecting children leaves a gift in her will for generations of children worldwide.
Wednesday May 15, 2024
Strong family environments: Safeguarding the future of children amid global challenges
Op-ed by Dereje Wordofa, President of SOS Children’s Villages International, on the 30th anniversary of the International Day of Families.
Tuesday May 14, 2024
From humble beginnings to worldwide impact: Celebrating a global movement
A new publication: 75 Years of Impact.
Thursday May 9, 2024
Adrolata Nikuze: SOS mother from Rwanda makes a lasting impact
“Watching my children grow up, study, overcome challenges to live independently and start their own families is my forever happiness.”
Wednesday May 8, 2024
New resource: A Child's Road to Resilience
Backed by neuroscience, strong bonds contribute to resilience-building and mitigating the impact of adversity, neglect, and trauma.
Friday May 3, 2024
Breaking the silence: Arsha’s journey to mental wellness in Bangladesh
Reducing the stigma so everyone can access mental health care and live a healthy and fulfilled life.
Wednesday May 1, 2024
The forgotten war in Sudan a year later
To end the world’s largest child displacement crisis, the international community must pressure the parties involved in the conflict.
Thursday April 25, 2024
Mother in Ethiopia feels the pain of not being able to feed her children
From struggle to success — a mother’s journey to financial independence to care for her family.
Wednesday April 24, 2024
Street theatre in India empowers children and youth to be agents of change
The street is the stage onto which youth express their experiences on themes like girls’ education, domestic violence and alcoholism.
Friday April 19, 2024
From childcare to self-care in the Dominican Republic
Transitioning into adulthood in a supportive environment ensures a promising future.
Fear and hunger: Children in Haiti are suffering
Supporting children and families amid growing food insecurity and gang violence in Haiti.
Thursday April 18, 2024
Psychological support brings a sense of security to children following the missile attack on Israel
Children in Israel are traumatized by the lights in the sky and the loud sound of missiles exploding.
Following through on safeguarding commitments
The third annual Safeguarding Action Plan Progress Report is now available.
Children from Gaza use paint to express their traumas
Interview with Mutaz Lubbad, a psychologist, and the importance of art therapy.
Monday April 15, 2024
A lack of access to education in the frontlines of Ukraine exacerbates inequality
The ongoing disruptions preventing children and youth from attending school impact their social development and mental health.
Monday March 25, 2024
Childhood on pause after high-rise collapses from rocket fire in Ukraine
You can’t walk a Jack Russel Terrier, you need to run it. Sofiya laughs and adds: “I want to run. Again.”
Friday March 22, 2024
Breaking the cycle of intergenerational disadvantage in Bolivia
A new program that empowers young single mothers to overcome adversity and strengthen family bonds.
Thursday March 21, 2024
Contribution from Apotex to help pregnant women and newborns in Ethiopia
A donation of essential medications will help restock health facilities in the Amhara region.
Wednesday March 20, 2024
Children without parental care evacuated from Rafah, Gaza
The SOS Village in Rafah remains an important humanitarian location that must be protected.
Wednesday March 13, 2024
SOS Children’s Villages Regional Humanitarian Response to the Ukraine Crisis
SOS Children’s Villages Regional Humanitarian Response significantly impacted the lives of over 58,000 Ukrainians.
Family rituals strengthen sibling bonds in Somalia
Sabrina takes on the parenting role after the death of her parents to keep the family together.
Happy childhood memories of SOS Children’s Villages in Namibia
Josefina is grateful to have grown up at SOS Children’s Villages despite the traumatic events that led to the loss of both her parents.
Friday March 8, 2024
Two years of war in Ukraine: Fearing many children may be lost forever
The war presents an opportunity to reform the childcare system, ending institutional care and creating more foster families.
Tuesday February 27, 2024
Our partnership with Transat: An impactful collaboration
We proudly share our achievements in this Five-Year Impact Report 2018-2022.