Despite the ceasefire announcement in October, the majority of the British public still don’t think Gaza is safe for children, according to Yougov polling released today by SOS Children’s Villages...
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Children in Somalia Trapped in a Worsening Crisis as Funding Falls and Deyr Rains Fail Again
Prolonged drought across the country is putting immense pressure on families, with 5.9 million people facing severe food insecurity and limited access to essential services amid diminishing funding...
35 million at risk children in Africa given extra protections for first time – SOS Children’s Villages
SOS Children’s Villages landmark new guidance for children without parental care rolled out across 55 African states. Around 35million children without parental care across Africa will now have a new...
Statement on the esclation of violence in Sudan
SOS Children’s Villages International expresses deep concern over continued escalation of violence in Sudan, particularly the horrifying reports emerging from the Darfur region, where thousands of...
Simplified Lot Quality Assurance, Evaluation of Access and Coverage Survey - Final Report
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Caafimaad Plus is the largest health and nutrition consortium in South and Central Somalia, implementing Integrated Emergency Life - Saving Assistance across 23 districts in seven...
500 days after evacuation from Gaza, children “dream of peace and returning home”
24th July 2025: Today marks 500 days since SOS Children’s Villages evacuated 68 children, along with 11 caregivers and their families, from the SOS Children's Village in Rafah due to the imminent...
Investing in Children Now: A Smart Investment in a Safer, Prosperous, and Stable World for All
“Investing in Children Now” has been developed by the EU offices of the member organisations of Joining Forces to recommend to the EU to shape a Multiannual Financial Framework with a strong...
Mexico + 1 more
“I miss you, dad”: A Venezuelan family’s journey through migration and separation
At a quiet SOS Children’s Village in southern Mexico, three young Venezuelan siblings — Andrés, 7, Daniel, 5, and Sofía, 3* — are building a new rhythm of life. They play football in the afternoons,...
South Sudan + 1 more
Statement by Joining Forces, East and Southern Africa Region on World Refugee Day – Solidarity with the Children of Sudan and South Sudan
ChildFund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children International, SOS Children’s Villages International, Terre des Hommes International Federation, and World Vision International Refugee and...
Sudan + 7 more
Joint NGO policy brief | Inter-Agency Working Group for East & Central Africa: East Africa: A refugee haven under threat
Introduction East Africa has long hosted major refugee populations, owing both to the presence of some of the world's most severe and protracted crises - whether in the region or at its borders - and...
Somalia’s Deepening Crisis: SOS Children’s Villages Responds as Aid Cuts Leave Critical Gaps
The people of Somalia face a worsening humanitarian crisis. Years of protracted conflict, drought, displacement, and disease outbreaks have left more than 4.6 million people face acute food...
“Children in Gaza are consistently suffering from respiratory problems and severe flu” – SOS Children’s Villages
Children under the care of SOS Children’s Villages in Gaza are “consistently suffering from respiratory problems and severe flu due to the dust caused by the bombardment” with those aged under one...
World + 1 more
Joint statement: The UK must not abandon women and girls in crisis
61 organisations, including CARE International UK, have signed a joint statement calling on the Government to rethink a ‘shameful’ move which contradicts Labour's manifesto promise to put women and...
'Conditions are worsening by the day' - SOS Children’s Villages protects children amid deepening crisis
The humanitarian situation in Gaza has reached a new level of catastrophe, with children bearing the brunt of a crisis that shows no signs of ending. In Khan Younis and northern Gaza, thousands of...
“The UK must act - Children in Gaza are now at risk of being starved to death” SOS Children’s Villages
SOS Children’s Villages staff caring for children in Khan Younis, in Gaza, have raised the alarm over the risk of children starving to death as a result of the prolonged lack of humanitarian aid. SOS...
SOS Children’s Villages: Committed to family tracing and reunification in Syria
SOS Children’s Villages remains committed to children and young people without or at risk of losing parental care in Syria. We continue to support their immediate needs and long-term well-being —...
Gaza: Separated and starving - children urgently need protection and support
As Gaza plunges deeper into humanitarian collapse, children are not only being killed in war - they are now at risk of dying from starvation. SOS Children’s Villages is gravely alarmed by the...
“Children in Gaza have known nothing but war - it has to stop” SOS Children’s Villages
Following the announcement that Israel plans to ‘capture’ Gaza,¹ SOS Children’s Villages UK has released a statement condemning the lack of respect for child rights and international law during the...
World + 3 more
Climate crisis driving child-family separation: More action needed to prevent further harm
In 2024, the planet experienced its hottest year on record. It marked the first time global temperatures exceeded the critical 1.5°C threshold in a full calendar year. The warming trend, which...
Cash Working Group Ukraine: Legal aspects of providing cash assistance [EN/UK]
Ukrainian humanitarian response is unique for a few reasons which make it different from other crisis contexts. From a legal point of view, one of the key features is the existence of developed and...