Humanitarian emergencies

Ukraine

First days of school after fleeing Ukraine

May 17 2022 - From a war zone to Pinkafeld in Austria. A school in Burgenland and SOS Children's Villages Austria work to integrate Ukrainian children and give them a sense of security.

Ukraine

Child-friendly space at Vienna Central Station

May 11 2022 - Together with Caritas, SOS Children's Villages Austria runs a day centre for refugees at Vienna’s main train station. A child-friendly space was set up on site to support families on the move.

Romania

When reality sets in

March 28 2022 - Viktoria and three of her close friends, all with two children each, fled the war in Ukraine and found shelter in SOS Children’s Village Bucharest. They speak about their new daily routines and the challenges they are facing away from home.

Ukraine

‘We will stay however long it takes’

March 23 2022 - On 18 March 2022, Ingrid Maria Johansen, CEO of SOS Children’s Villages International, met with staff of SOS Children’s Villages Poland and Ukraine, and later with evacuated children and caregivers from Ukraine .

Ukraine

Safe, but feeling worse

March 10 2022 - Alina Bobko is a social worker who worked with young people from SOS Children's Villages Ukraine in the Kyiv region. On the tenth day of the war, Alina was forced to flee her country. Although now safe, Alina, like many Ukrainian refugees, struggles with survivor’s guilt.

Ukraine

I want everyone to know that we are in hell

March 8 2022 - Darya Kasyanova has been the national programme development director of SOS Children’s Villages Ukraine for five and a half years. Darya speaks of the harrowing situation in Ukraine and the efforts to evacuate as many children as possible.

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