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Two girls sitting on the floor, one sister embracing the other one
The heart-wrenching stories of three AIDS orphans at N'Djamena in Chad:
Two girls from the Phillipines leaning against each other
In 2008 Typhoon Fengshen (Frank) hit the Philippines. Whilst the SOS Childrens Village most local to the disaster, SOS Childrens Village Iloilo, was thankfully unaffected, this did not stop the efforts by SOS Children to support the local relief effort for the community:
Shot from the air of CV Santo after the earthquake in Port-au-Prince
As it currently stands, the emergency relief effort in Haiti will probably go on for some time. This may be similar to the effort in Kashmir, where even two years after the 2005 earthquake, SOS Children was still actively involved in the emergency relief effort, as highlighted in this article:
Aerial shot from the surroundings of CV Santo after the earthquake in Port-au-Prince
Like the Haiti disaster, in Kashmir, in 2005, SOS Children was inextricably linked to the disaster due to its position and long term work within the region. This article is about the SOS Children Emergency Relief Effort in the region:
Girl doing the laundry
It has been over five years now since the devastating tsunami hit Indonesia and South-East Asia on Boxing Day in 2004. After the Emergency Relief Effort finished, SOS Children remained, and still do to this day. This is a story about how one particular girls life was changed dramatically by the tsunami:
Children in school pointing at a worldmap
A year after the Asian tsunami, a journalist went to Indonesia to find the stories of children who were affected by the disaster. This is a story about Eti, a child who was left traumatized after the quake:
A woman waiting for medical care in N'Djamena, Chad:
A look at some of the facts and figures behind an SOS Medical Centre in Chad, Africa:
The local community selects the fruits of their choice.on International Fruit Day at SOS SC Nairobi...A girl and her brother in Limon
This article is about the first ever International Fruit Day, a celebration of fruit, made possible in Nairobi thanks to the generosity of a German donor:
Portrait of a boy playing accordion in the garden...A Latvian child holding a cat
This is a story about how children from Tomilino were given the chance to enjoy sport as part of a SOS delegation in 2007:
Zambian first lady Thandiwe Banda is greeted by a child with a bouquet
A report on the launch of a new scheme in SOS Zambia
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