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Oklahoma Tornado Destroys County, Leaves Dozens Dead

The deadliest tornado in two years has left at least 24 people dead, with some estimates as high as 91. According to the New York Times, an additional 145 people have been reported injured, including 70 children. Read more about the devastation in OK...
SOS Children's Villages Guinea-Bissau

SOS Social Center in Bissau Provides Community with Skills for Life

Built in 2004, the SOS Social Center in Bissau was opened due to the overwhelming need of the community for vocational training and education center. Affording a quality education is difficult in Guinea-Bissau, one of the poorest countries in the world. Read more about the Social Center and education...
SOS Children's Villages Benin

Care for ME is About Children Everywhere

Improving the quality of care for vulnerable children is a global issue. Care for ME gives SOS staff members around the world the opportunity to implement better standards of care for the children in their countries. Read more about the global Care for ME campaign...
SOS Children's Villages Romania

Slideshow: Families Face More Challenges than Ever in 2013

May 15th is the International Day of Families, a day to celebrate familial bonds and reflect on how to help children and families in need. Cick here to view our slideshow...
SOS Children's Villages Gambia

Connecting Africa: Bringing E-learning to Remote Villages

SOS Children’s Villages and British Telecommunications are “Connecting Africa.” The project – launched at the recent World Economic Forum on Africa – will bring internet access to families in twenty SOS Children’s Villages across twelve African countries. Read more about the Connecting Africa project...
SOS Children's Villages Kenya

SOS President Visits Kenya and Uganda

In this interview Siddhartha Kaul, President of SOS Children’s Villages International, provides insight into SOS programs in East Africa, as well as the current global position of SOS Children’s Villages. Read more about President Kaul's visit to East Africa...
SOS Children's Villages Bangladesh

Over 400 Dead in Bangladesh Factory Collapse

Two weeks ago a garment factory collapsed twenty miles outside of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The accident left over 450 people dead and more than 1,000 injured, making it the deadliest accident in the history of the garment industry. Read more about the collapse of Rana Plaza...
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Women Share a Positive Health Message in Ethiopia

One child in every 11 dies of preventable diseases in Ethiopia. At 5 SOS Medical Centers nationwide, SOS Children's Villages provides preventative and curative medicine, as well as prenatal and maternal healthcare. Learn more about women helping women in Ethiopia...
SOS Children's Villages Niger

World Malaria Day 2013 Raises Awareness of Preventable Disease

April 25th is World Malaria Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about malaria. According to WHO, 3.3 billion people in over 100 countries are at risk of malaria, and every minute a child dies of the disease. Read more about World Malaria Day...
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Chinese Earthquake Devastates Lushan, SOS Ready to Help

On April 20, an earthquake struck Lushan County, China. Over 208 people were killed and over 11,000 more have been seriously injured. Just as in 2008, after a far more deadly earthquake hit the same area, SOS has offered its support. Read more about the earthquake in China...
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