Samira Sinai with SOS Hungary, is committed to helping young unaccompanied refugees overcome barriers and settle into their lives in a new country.
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Wed / May 24 / 2017
Breaking Down Cross-Cultural Barriers
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Wed / May 24 / 2017
A New Home for Two Sisters
Two young sisters abandoned by their mother and living in the streets find solace in SOS Children’s Villages Mwanza, Tanzania.
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Tue / May 23 / 2017
The World Gets Brighter for Mashenka
A happy childhood was a fading memory for Mashenka, until SOS Children's Villages came along.
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Thu / May 18 / 2017
Helping Children in India - SOS Mother Sunanda
A SOS mother is most important person in the life of children; she does a lot and plays the main role to make sure they become a successful person in society
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Wed / May 10 / 2017
It Takes a Village
A reflection on how Melanie Davis’s family was able to survive a medical crisis thanks to the support of family and friends
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Wed / May 10 / 2017
Overcoming Limitations
When Yola*, 19, was just a baby, her right foot had to be amputated. With the help of her SOS mother, she learned to overcome her challenges.
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Tue / April 04 / 2017
Muna, All Grown!
Muna was abandoned on the roadside by her biological mother when she was three days old
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Fri / March 31 / 2017
Rescued From a Public Toilet
Imagine the unimaginable; little David was found in a public toilet, left for dead.
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Mon / March 27 / 2017
Representing at the 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games
Four young athletes from SOS Children’s Villages India compete for medals at the 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.
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Thu / March 23 / 2017
Ukraine Conflict: Common Needs from Ukrainian Families on Both Sides
Insights on SOS emergency program in Ukraine from National Director, Andriy Chuprikov
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