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Young people join International Senate meeting in a step toward greater participation

April 29 2022 - “We want to ensure young people can meaningfully participate in decision-making bodies on all levels,” say the members of the International Youth Coalition.
Safeguarding

Ombuds project reports progress and changes

May 2 2022 - SOS Children’s Villages initiated the development of an independent Ombuds system in June 2021 as part of our response to the Independent Child Safeguarding Review.
Climate Change

Climate protection and child protection go hand in hand

April 21 2022 - In East Africa, SOS Children's Villages runs green projects to mitigate impacts of the ongoing climate crisis and support families in their work towards food and water security, sustainable farming and eco-friendly lifestyles.
Mental Health

“Safe Places, Thriving Children” project prepares to present key findings and recommendations in Brussels

April 13 2022 - Many children and young people in alternative care have experienced trauma prior to their alternative care placement.
Ukraine

They came for education, and had to run for their lives

April 11 2022 - Sami, Eron and Eseohe left Nigeria to study at Kharkiv University in Ukraine. Their academic prospects and their very lives were ruthlessly endangered when the Russian Federation launched a war on Ukraine.
Siblings

The gift of being together

April 8 2022 - Like many large families, the Alvarez siblings find it tricky to complete everyday tasks on time. This is particularly difficult as they are a family of six children, who were reunited after living separately for many years in foster care in Bolivia.
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