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Over 100,000 children have been left homeless and thousands more have lost or been separated from their parents in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The Japanese Government have asked SOS Children’s Village Fukuoka, located in the south of the country, to care for as many vulnerable children as it can. We will offer a safe home for children for as long as they need it. Read more |
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Families at SOS Children's Village Malakal have been caught up in violent clashes between government troops and rebels in southern Sudan, with gunshots fired on the Village site. SOS families have been evacuated and although the fighting has now stopped, they will not return to the Village until it is completely safe to do so. |
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HSBC have named SOS Children as a key partner for their Future First programme, pledging US$5M to tackle child poverty through education. Over the last four years, HSBC have supported 173 projects with SOS, and this additional investment will give even more children the chance of an education and a better future. |
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Eight brand new classrooms have been constructed for the additional 300 children who joined our SOS School Santo in Haiti following the earthquake last year. In an area where the majority of schools are too costly for most families, we are now providing a free education to over 800 pupils. |
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Worldwide, 5,200 SOS mothers provide love, care and attention for the 78,000 children living in our Children's Villages. This Mother's Day, instead of a traditional present, why not consider giving a gift that will help train SOS mothers to care for generations of children with no one else to turn to? |
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There are places still available to run for SOS in the 2011 MBNA Chester Marathon on 9th October. We also need volunteers to cheer on our runners! Take part in what promises to be a world-class event through the beautiful medieval city of Chester. Read more |
What sort of person are you and what does the SOS logo really mean? If you’d like to find out, there’s a quiz which will reveal all on our Facebook page. You may recognise yourself, or complain that it’s nothing like you whatsoever! Take the test |
The internationally acclaimed Pakistani singer Shafqat Amanat Ali will be visiting the UK on May 14th to perform exclusively for SOS Children in a concert at the London Marriot Hotel Grosvenor Square. The night will raise valuable funds for our projects in Pakistan. Read more |
Nikita, an enthusiastic SOS supporter, recently decided to organise a sponsored cycle ride in aid of SOS Children’s Village Bakoteh in The Gambia. After completing the challenge, she paid a visit to see how her efforts had made a difference. Read her story and be inspired! Read more |
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