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Help young people

grow up with hope

Youth Care

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NO CHILD ALONE

For 5000 SYP a month you can
give a child a family and home

Sponsor a child

 

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Protecting children

 during Syrian crisis

Years of conflict in Syria have dramatically

 affected children

How we help

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 Family care for

 every child

Our care for 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 - Family reunification

Reunifying a family in the midst of conflict

May 16 2018 - After Kamal's business was destroyed, he had had to leave his children at the SOS interim care centre in Damascus for few months while trying to find work and a place to stay as well as a way of sustaining them.
SYRIA

Sandy Listening to Whispers of Hope

May 14 2018 - At age 15, Sandy lost her father during the Syrian war, which made the family go through psychological and financial difficulties. Since 2015, to help the family improve their living conditions; SOS Children’s Villages Syria started providing financial and psychological support to Sandy, her mother, and her 15-year-old brother. Sandy is also receiving help for her hearing aid device.
Austria

A home away from home for young refugees in Austria

April 30 2018 - As a group of children take a break from their homework to question why a bed is being assembled in their house, an announcement is made. “I have some good news, this week we will get a new member of our family, a thirteen-year-old girl from Syria,” says Andrea Schritter from SOS Children’s Villages Austria.
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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