Reach
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One of the largest child protection and care organizations in the world, SOS works in 130+ countries and territories.

Localization
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99% of all SOS Children’s Villages are locally registered, locally governed and locally staffed.

Impact
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In 2022, we reached 2.5 million children & families through alternative care and family strengthening.

Return
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Every dollar invested in SOS, returns $5 in benefits to society.*

*Average social return on investment (SROI)

Engage employees in meaningful workplace giving

Educate your workforce to understand the issues and activate them to join your company in building greater impact together.

— Employee workplace giving
— Become a mentorship partner for young people
— Corporate matching campaigns

Inspire and engage with consumers

Make meaningful connections by inspiring consumers to join you and SOS in taking action to protect children and strengthen families.

— Cause marketing
— Consumer POS donations
— Matching campaigns
— Social media activations

Take action and elevate your brand

Align with a credible partner to increase visibility and amplify shared values.

— Invest in key programs for children​
— Co-design project activities​
— Collaborate as thought partner for children without parental care​
— Amplify young voices on your social media channels

Expand your reach

SOS partners also receive branded recognition in key SOS communications, including our website, impact reports, annual reports and social media, amplifying your brand with our unique and global donor base.

Alternative care

1,479  programs reached 69,200 people, providing holistic, non-institutional, trauma-informed and family-like care to children without parents—keeping biological siblings together.

Family strengthening

768 programs reached 512,500 people, building capacity for families and communities to care for their children.

Emergency response

61 programs reached 1,386,400 people, protecting children during humanitarian emergencies.

Education & youth employability 

126 programs reached 15,500 people, preparing young people for the workforce with skills, training and economic opportunities.

Health care 

47 programs reached 307,200 people, through advocacy, prevention and services providing access to free, high-quality care for children and families.

Girls’ & women’s empowerment

SOS uses a gender lens to inform program design, ensuring women and girls equitable access to programs in their communities.