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Green projects across the world the mitigate the impact of climate change on vulnerable children and families.

Samjhana lives in Kathmandu with her three-year-old daughter in a rented single room. Her husband died due to jaundice a year ago. 

Working together with local authorities, SOS Children’s Villages India has opened its doors to those who are in need of care and protection. We are providing short-term and long-term care to children from underserved communities whose families have been affected by the pandemic.

We are deeply saddened and disturbed that there are cases within the organization where we did not fulfil our promise to keep children safe or live up to the standards that we demand for ourselves as a rights-based organization.