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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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SYRIA

Q&A: New SOS centre in Damascus offers refuge for children from besieged areas

January 9 2018 - A temporary care centre on the eastern outskirts of Damascus is providing children from besieged areas of Syria with urgently needed care and temporary shelter. The centre, which opened in November, focuses on younger children and adolescents who carry out menial work help their families survive.
SYRIA - Youth care

Hanan determined to forge her own way in the world

December 12 2017 - Hanan’s dearest wish for the world is to live a day where no child is left without parental care.
SYRIA - Saboura village

New SOS Children’s Village in Damascus

October 30 2017 - The new SOS Children’s Village offers ‘a loving home for children who need it the most’
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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