SOS Children’s Villages is assessing the needs in Beirut, Lebanon to help children and families regain their economic and emotional resilience.
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Fri / September 18 / 2020
Beirut: Resilience in the Aftermath
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Mon / September 14 / 2020
Thriving Even Under Lockdown
As lockdowns hinder education worldwide, Sahan* and his brothers adapt and thrive.
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Tue / September 08 / 2020
Learning Self-Value
"I felt like an antisocial girl and frustrated with myself, I had doubts and sometimes I felt sad."
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Tue / September 08 / 2020
From Homelessness to Higher Learning
"My three younger sisters and I were hungry, but not for food. We yearned for love, care and a stable family."
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Tue / September 01 / 2020
Digital Divide puts Education of Millions at Risk
While many children have switched to online learning, the majority of children in Africa are frustrated by a lack of access.
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Tue / August 18 / 2020
Explosion in Beirut
On the afternoon of Tuesday, August 4, Rula*, a mother of three, was at home with her children when the two violent explosions hit the capital of Lebanon, Beirut.
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Tue / August 18 / 2020
Former Street Child Becomes a Nurse
As a three-year-old, Kamala lived on the street in Kathmandu. Today, at the age of 27, she works as a nurse in the SOS Children's Village Sanothimi in Kathmandu.
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Wed / August 12 / 2020
Finding Peace in a Warzone
"I feel confident. My children have a home. They feel safe." After months of despair and uncertainty, Anastasia finally relaxed.
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Thu / August 06 / 2020
Special Care and Therapy for a Boy in Venezuela
Today, little Alex* (4) walks and communicates with his loved ones, but if he hadn’t been treated in time he would’ve suffered the long-term consequences of an undiagnosed condition.
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Thu / July 30 / 2020
COVID-19: Tia's Life Under Lockdown in Mozambique
"My greatest worry is losing my family members to the infection. I am worried that if my mother caught the virus and died, we would be orphaned."
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