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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Wed / April 08 / 2020
COVID-19: SOS is Responding to the Global Pandemic
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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”
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Fri / March 20 / 2020
SOS mourns the loss of Mr. George Fierheller
It is with great sadness to share that George Fierheller passed away on March 12, 2020.
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Wed / March 18 / 2020
COVID-19: Q&A with SOS Village Bethlehem
A brief look at how SOS Children's Village Bethlehem is caring for its children during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Tue / March 17 / 2020
Cyclone Idai - One Year On: Hope For The Future
Maria is eager to be productive again one year after Cyclone Idai devastated her life.
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Fri / March 13 / 2020
SOS offices temporarily closed; services still available
All SOS Children’s Villages Canada staff will be working from home and trying to limit social interaction.
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Fri / March 13 / 2020
Update on CoronaVirus: March 13, 2020
The alarming spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus across the world has led SOS Children’s Villages to take various steps to ensure the health and safety of the nearly 70,000 children in our Villages and programs, as well as some 39,000 staff members around the globe.
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Wed / March 11 / 2020
Teaching by Example
Mandy Ndoro shares her story, from SOS child to college professor, and speaks to the importance of expanding education for young women.
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