The small town of Keila is situated approximately thirty kilometres southwest of Tallinn. The three hectares plot of land lies about three kilometres from the city centre of Keila and is very well integrated into the public supply systems. The family houses were built in the traditional local style, with the ground floor consisting of brickwork and the upper part made of wood. A friendly residential area is neighbouring the SOS Children's Village, while schools, shops and a hospital are situated in the city centre of Keila.
SOS Children's Village Keila comprises twelve family houses, houses for the SOS aunts (who support the SOS mothers and take care of the children when the mothers are on leave) and the village director and an administration and service area. Up to 84 children who lost their parents or cannot stay with them for different reasons can find a new home there.