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Portrait of boy/youth carrying bananas on his head
This is an article about the 30th anniversary of the School in Tema, Ghana:
Portrait of a boy sitting at a desk writing, a pack of books in front of him
Taking control of our lives. Its a fitting adage for many enthusiastic SOS Children. This report about Yvonne, formerly of CV Nairobi, shows how far ambition and hard work can get you:
Youth combing little girl, another girl waiting behind
Children's Village Cali in Colombia, the 500th Children's Village:
Swimmers in a pool:
This is a summary of the work that SOS Childrens Villages has done in Zimbabwe, with regards to AIDS/HIV, since the charity has been working there:
A child poses for the camera with washing in the background
I found another nice article about someone putting in a super-human achievement to raise funds for SOS Childrens Villages. (Taken from a Richmond News Article by Tess Zevenbergen, 10/02/2009):
Haiti after the earthquake
In Haiti, our charity has been working its hardest to provide for children and the extended community. This article, from the beginning of February, highlights how the work of SOS Children can bring hope in the direst of situations:
View of the Children´s Village in Medan
I think this is an interesting obituary for a visionary figure within our charity. Dr Agus Prawoto sadly died at the beginning of 2009. In his lifetime he did remarkable things for the disadvantaged children of Indonesia:
A view of the Children's Village in Baku, Azerbaijan
This story is about Aysel, the dentist responsible for all the pearly-white smiles in the SOS Children's Village Baku. For three years now, five days a week, she has been busy treating and advising her little patients on the importance of dental care:
A teacher with the children in nursery school:
This is an interesting story about two children who were taken into the care of SOS Childrens Village Mombasa, Kenya. It shows that, despite being in the built up area of a major city, the children still have less to worry about, and are now in a much safer manner:
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