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NO CHILD ALONE

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give a child a family and home

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Protecting children

 during Syrian crisis

Years of conflict in Syria have dramatically

 affected children

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SOS Syria Children's Villages is committed to creating a safe caring environment and promoting a strong child safeguarding culture

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Alternative Care

Ring of Honor

June 1 2022 - With love and appreciation, a ceremony has been held in SOS Children's Villages Qudsaya to honor Mama Salam and Luma, alternative caregivers, with the ring of Honor. The board of Directors of SOS Children's Villages Syria attended, besides the presence of Dr. Kay Vorwerk, President of the Hermann Gmeiner Academy, who has joined via Skype.
Youth care

Areej found her path to success

May 15 2022 - 19-year-old Areej was one of the first children who joined SOS interim care centres in 2014. Areej moved from the Syrian centre for girls with abuse and violence experiences to SOS Children’s Villages upon her request after she met SOS team at the centre during their visit. Areej lost her parental care and went through difficult events in her life which included displacement and the risk of early child marriage. However, she was very strong that she fought for her right to be a child.
Syria

Mahmoud Nasr, SOS Syria Goodwill Ambassador

December 15 2021 -

On November 19, one day before International Children's Day 2021, SOS children's villages Syria appointed the Syrian star Mahmoud Nasr as the goodwill ambassador in a charity dinner that gathered SOS friends and partners.

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No child should grow up alone

SOS Children’s Villages has worked in Syria for more than 40 years. The first SOS village in Syria was opened in 1981 and continues to provide safe homes for children in need under the principle of long term child care
 

SOS Children's Villages works in 136 countries and territories around the world

 

SOS Syria Children's Villages is committed to creating a safe caring environment and promoting a strong child safeguarding culture, to prevent child abuse and exploitation and to respond and follow up any child abuse complaints (whether current or historical) in accordance with the child protection policy, reporting and responding measures.

SOS Syria Children's Villages encourages everyone to report any doubts or concerns related to child safeguarding using any of the reporting channels:

  1. Child Protection Reporting Hotline (+986 22 7744).
  2. The e-mail for reporting child abuse incidents (CS-Syria@sos-syria.org).
  3. Boxes for reporting child abuse incidents distributed in the programs and villages of SOS Syria Children's Villages.
  4. Any member of the local or national child safeguarding teams