Statement from SOS Children’s Villages on Ukraine Crisis: SOS Children’s Villages calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities until a ceasefire has been negotiated. Ukraine’s 7.5 million children need the world’s full support.
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Wed / March 02 / 2022
Millions of children in Ukraine risk growing up without the care they need
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Mon / February 28 / 2022
Emerging refugee crisis in Ukraine: How SOS cares for children separated from their families
As the armed conflict in Ukraine continues to cause destruction and uncertainty, SOS recognizes the growing refugee crisis, particularly amongst unaccompanied and separated children.
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Thu / February 24 / 2022
Ukraine: Situation Report, 24 February 2022
On 24 February, the Russian Federation launched a military operation in Ukraine. The situation is evolving rapidly and is likely to have devastating impacts on children as they are forced to flee in search of safety.
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Thu / February 24 / 2022
War in Ukraine: “We are on the side of children”
We are deeply concerned by the escalation of conflict in Ukraine, and the devastating impact this will have on children and families. This is an update on the status of SOS programs in Ukraine, as of 24 February 2022.
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Wed / February 23 / 2022
Nalini’s story: A life dedicated to giving back love to the mothers
A practicing nurse and a care leaver from SOS India, Nalini Dhende established a charity called Nimal Seva with the focus of looking after abandoned elderly women. This is her story in her own words.
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Tue / February 22 / 2022
Ukraine: One SOS office and social center closed and staff evacuated
Ukraine Update: Stanytsia Luhanska, where SOS Children’s Villages is running its emergency response program, closed on 17 February 2022. Staff and their families have been evacuated.
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Thu / February 17 / 2022
The new WISE Scholarship is empowering African youth with university education
In partnership with the Steele Family Foundation, SOS Canada is launching the World Impact Scholarship & Education (WISE) program to empower talented African youth with university education.
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Thu / February 17 / 2022
Young people from alternative care unite to form networks across Africa
Across the African continent, young people who grew up in alternative care are uniting to support one another and push for changes that can help in their transition to an independent life.
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Tue / February 15 / 2022
Ukraine: We will keep helping children and families
Mr Serhii Lukashov is the National Director of SOS Children’s Villages Ukraine since 2019. In this interview, he talks about the current situation in the country and its influence on SOS Children’s Villages' programs.
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Fri / February 11 / 2022
Emergency Response: Cyclone Ana in Malawi
On January 24, Cyclone Ana made landfall on the Mozambique coast and headed for southern Malawi. SOS Children’s Villages is on the ground, assisting families and children affected by the storm and flooding.
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