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  • Tue / June 18 / 2019
    Dasha and the women of the Happy Baby care center in Belarus

    When the Abuse Ends

    After escaping domestic violence, a mother and daughter have only SOS Children's Villages to turn to.

  • Tue / June 18 / 2019
    Susana, an SOS Mother from Liberia

    Wading Through the Waters

    SOS’ Family Strengthening Programs expand as communities in Monrovia, Liberia, become especially vulnerable during the rainy season.

  • Mon / May 27 / 2019
    Rohingya refugee child looking directly at camera

    Bangladesh: Education of Rohingya Children Remains a Leading Concern

    Amid the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis, SOS Children's Villages works to bring education into the lives of children in Bangladesh.

  • Wed / May 08 / 2019
    Twin siblings with their SOS mother

    Staying Together in Care

    When twin brother and sister Naol* and Beki* arrive home from kindergarten, their SOS mother wraps her arms around them in a big hug.

  • Tue / May 07 / 2019
    Ala'a Fataftah

    Becoming Better Mothers

    At the SOS Family Strengthening Program in Bethlehem, Palestine, a group of single mothers learn an unorthodox approach to improving communication with their children.

  • Mon / May 06 / 2019
    Albertine smiling.

    Stability, Love, and a Happy Childhood

    Albertine* was born into a family where her parents suffered from addiction and couldn’t adequately provide for her.

  • Fri / May 03 / 2019
    Akpena in class

    Perseverance and Hope in Ondangwa

    Akpena* is working hard to make her dreams a reality. As the eldest child in her family, she aspires to succeed in preventing her four siblings from experiencing the hardship she has endured.

  • Wed / May 01 / 2019
    Debtera*

    Home Away From Home

    How an SOS project in Ethiopia is improving the lives of vulnerable children and the surrounding community.

  • Thu / April 25 / 2019
    Madougou Mamoudou, Head of Emergency Response for West and Central Africa Region

    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.

  • Mon / April 15 / 2019
    Working together for child protection

    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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