Our Response

SOS Children’s Villages has worked in Ukraine since 2003. In the past year, we have expanded our presence in Ukraine from two regions to 17 and reached more than 270,000 children and families in Ukraine and 10 neighboring countries.

Our emergency response includes:

  • Rushing immediate humanitarian aid to 50,000 people in partnership with local organizations. 
  • Relocating children and families out of high-risk zones in Ukraine and providing shelter, health care and employment opportunities to 10,000 people in neighboring countries. 
  • Offering psychosocial support and recreational activities to 17,000 children and parents.  
  • Providing financial assistance to 23,000 vulnerable families through cash and vouchers.  
  • Operating social centers, including mental health services, that assist 24,000 people.   

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We Are on the Side of Children

SOS Children’s Villages is on the ground in Ukraine, working tirelessly to keep children and families safe. Please donate right away so we can rush relief to those in Ukraine and the surrounding countries in Europe. 

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Latest News

Sudan

Children displaced by violence long to return home

October 23 2023 - Six months after war forced families out of the SOS Children’s Village in Khartoum, all children and caregivers have found solace and comfort in safer states in Sudan. The fifteen families fled the children’s village when fighting began in April.
Israel & Palestine

SOS Children's Villages in Israel and Palestine grieve the loss of young people in their programmes

October 13 2023 - Children and young people connected to SOS Children’s Villages in Israel and Palestine are among the victims of the escalating violence. To support children and families affected by the conflict, SOS Children’s Villages in Israel and Palestine are assessing the most pressing needs.
STATEMENT

Call for immediate protection of children and their rights in the Gaza Strip and Israel

October 10 2023 - The escalation of conflict in the Gaza Strip and Israel has already led to the loss of hundreds of lives, thousands of injured and hundreds of thousands of families displaced and in need of humanitarian assistance. The situation is particularly dire for children who have lost or are at risk of losing parental care.
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