“Coming back to square one after losing a husband, with no one to support you or the children, is tough.”
Newsroom
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Thu / May 07 / 2020
Surviving Single Motherhood in Cameroon
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Tue / May 05 / 2020
COVID-19: Life During Lockdown
Ana*, who is part of our SOS Family Strengthening Program share’s how her life has been impacted and how her family survives through COVID-19.
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Fri / May 01 / 2020
COVID-19: Children Keeping Busy at SOS Ethiopia
Children at SOS Children’s Villages in Ethiopia share how they are coping with COVID-19 and keeping busy while schools are closed.
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Wed / April 29 / 2020
COVID-19: Family Life Upended in Peru
The spread of COVID-19 is affecting vulnerable families in many different ways, including the loss of livelihoods, food insecurity and disruptions to schooling.
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Thu / April 16 / 2020
COVID-19: Joining Forces to Protect Vulnerable Children
Read the open letter to leaders that outlines recommendations and measures needed to better protect children.
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Wed / April 15 / 2020
SOS Mothers Honoured for Courage and Commitment
Imagine raising children in a war zone and being forced to evacuate your home, not once but twice. Imagine raising 35 children over a span of 40 years.
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Wed / April 08 / 2020
COVID-19: SOS is Responding to the Global Pandemic
COVID-19 threatens children’s rights in countries around the world and exposes them to disruption to their basic needs like food, personal protection, healthcare and education. This is why SOS is urgently taking preventive and response measures to support children and families in need.
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Mon / April 06 / 2020
COVID-19: Parenting and Responding in Zambia
With the COVID-19 pandemic evolving every day, our programs and staff are constantly adapting and working to protect some of our most vulnerable members of society.
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Wed / April 01 / 2020
Retiring After 40 Years of Compassion in Nepal
“I feel she’s my real mother. I never thought my mother was not there. She means everything to me.”
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Wed / March 25 / 2020
COVID-19: Experts Warn Africa Could Be Hardest Hit
“We need to be prepared for the fact that children will lose parents”
-Dr. Dega Dimbil, Mogadishu, Somalia
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