How an SOS project in Ethiopia is improving the lives of vulnerable children and the surrounding community.
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Wed / May 01 / 2019
Home Away From Home
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Thu / April 25 / 2019
Forgotten Emergencies: What the News Doesn't Cover
Violence, displacement, and deteriorating humanitarian conditions raise the risks of family separation and abuse of girls and boys, explains Madougou Mamoudou.
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Mon / April 15 / 2019
Reflecting on Child Protection Awareness Week 2019
In March, SOS Children’s Villages Canada organized the second annual Child Protection Awareness Week (CPAW). The yearly event raises awareness of the needs and rights of the world’s most vulnerable children — those who have lost or are at risk of losing parental care.
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Thu / April 11 / 2019
Catastrophic: The Aftermath of Cyclone Idai
In the devastating aftermath of Cyclone Idai, SOS Children’s Villages is assessing the needs of children and families in our programs and in the wider community.
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Wed / April 10 / 2019
SOS Canada at 50: Maria's Story
An estimated 12.7 million Canadians volunteer their time, skills and support to causes that matter to them, creating a ripple effect of giving and impact across communities.
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Mon / April 08 / 2019
SOS Success Stories: Dr. Arif
Lured into a car with a promise of toys and chocolates, three-year-old Mohammad Ariful Haque was kidnapped by men who planned to take him from his village in Bangladesh to Dubai.
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Mon / April 08 / 2019
National Siblings Day
There is nothing quite like the bond shared between siblings. That is why SOS Children’s Villages makes all possible efforts to ensure that siblings stay together and do not lose this bond.
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Wed / April 03 / 2019
Unconditional Love Allows Jhon To Share His Music With The World
Music is the great love of Jhon Fredy Diaz's life. The 27-year-old is building a career as a professional singer-songwriter – something he says is only possible due to the support he has received from SOS Children’s Villages.
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Tue / April 02 / 2019
SOS Canada at 50: Celebrating Female Leadership
To recognize the women who bring their leadership and expertise to SOS Children’s Villages Canada, we asked our board members to share why they volunteer their time and skills to our cause.
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Wed / March 27 / 2019
A Special Bond
“Nothando was about nine years old then, and so I explained to her that I would be her new mother, and that I would take good care of her. From there on, our bond grew and got stronger each day”
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