SOS Emergency Responses

When an emergency happens in an area where we have programming, SOS Children’s Villages is there to help people suffering in areas affected by war, crisis or disaster.

 

SOS Children's Villages makes use of its existing infrastructure and presence in many countries and regions in its efforts to provide assistance the people affected with urgently needed help in the most efficient way possible. We cooperate with local governmental authorities and United Nations agencies in order to respond in the most effective, coordinated way possible when disaster strikes.

 

SOS Children’s Villages Emergency programs are designed to meet the urgent needs of children and their families. If the need persists beyond the initial crisis, SOS’s commitment to those who we help is reflected by the creation of long-term relief and support in those areas.

 

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Crisis in Lebanon

Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis. Since September 2024, armed conflict has resulted in widespread displacement, mass casualties, and severe infrastructure damage. 

Ukraine at war - we stand for children

Conflict in Ukraine

On 24 February 2022, 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 their homes, schools, and communities in search of safety.

SOS Mother Yousra and the five children in her care

Sudan: Children and families need your help

Join us to support our Emergency Response Program and help children and families at risk because of the conflict in Sudan.

Emergency Response: Colombia

For the past four years, SOS Children’s Villages has been implementing an emergency response program in Colombia

Emergency Response: Ethiopia

SOS Children’s Villages is on the ground providing humanitarian assistance to more than 200,000 people in the Oromia and Somali regions.

Ethiopia Tigray Emergency

Tigray: Ethiopia

In late 2020, intense fighting broke out in the Tigray region in northern Ethiopia, forcing over a million people to flee their homes.