Over the past 4 months, SOS Children’s Villages has welcomed refugees in various locations, including Olena and Lyudmila and their children at SOS Romania.
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Fri / June 17 / 2022
“We know we’re safe”: Two mothers tell their stories of fleeing Ukraine and finding refuge at SOS Romania
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Thu / June 16 / 2022
“We lack everything”: Burkina Faso’s internally displaced families call for more aid in Sahel region
Burkina Faso is facing an alarming humanitarian emergency. Approximately 3.4 million people, including children, will be at risk of hunger in the upcoming months.
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Mon / June 13 / 2022
Safe, playing, and attending school: A temporary home for 100 Ukrainian children in Western Austria
100 children and young people from Ukraine, together with their caregivers, have found safety and protection at SOS Children's Villages in Tyrol, Western Austria.
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Tue / June 07 / 2022
“Virtual Freelancing”: SOS Benin is helping to create a new generation of African digital entrepreneurs
With the support of SOS Benin, youth are learning how to become digital entrepreneurs. 75 students have already gone down this path with great success.
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Thu / June 02 / 2022
“My daughters are most important”: A mother makes a difficult decision and works hard to reach her goals
Gloria sells vegetables to earn a living and aspires one day to have her own bakery. But before this new beginning, she had to make a difficult decision.
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Wed / June 01 / 2022
Learning to carry the load lightly: With Kinship Care, a family learns to deal with loss and move forward
After loss and tragedy, young Jenish, his aunt Preeti, and the entire family are finding their way forward, with support from SOS India's Kinship Care program.
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Tue / May 31 / 2022
A young mother escapes abuse to find her voice: “You can be, and have to be, brave no matter what”
Hilda's past holds abuse and abandonment. Today, thanks to support by SOS, Hilda has started a bakery and a business that enables her to support her children.
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Mon / May 23 / 2022
Drought threatens livelihoods in Somaliland: Farmers like Farhiya are losing food and family stability
Farhiya’s farming success came in 2019, with support by SOS Somaliland. But the current drought is slowly reversing these gains, and she worries about her family.
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Fri / May 20 / 2022
"Safe Places, Thriving Children": Young people lead the way to trauma-informed care
Earlier this month, youth with care experience presented training that is changing alternative care settings across Europe and calls for investment in trauma awareness.
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Mon / May 16 / 2022
First days of school in Austria after fleeing Ukraine: A new home, a new language, the same lunch breaks
From a war zone to Pinkafeld in Austria. A school in Burgenland and SOS Austria work to integrate Ukrainian children and give them a sense of security.
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