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SOS Children's Villages

Statement

SOS Children’s Villages responds to failures in safeguarding and governance

May 6 2021 - SOS Children’s Villages has announced rapid improvements in safeguarding and governance measures following its International Senate meeting of 29 April 2021.

Youth participation

Young people share challenges and ideas with UN and government representatives

April 28 2021 - A group of 28 young people from SOS Children’s Villages programmes around the world took part in the annual United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum in early April. Their participation in the debates with UN and government representatives gave visibility

Child Participation

“I felt like an ambassador for all children of Niger”

April 26 2021 - 14-year old Inoussa from SOS Children’s Villages Niamey, Niger delivered a statement to a United Nations audience as part of the country’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) pre-session. The UPR is the UN human rights mechanism that reviews the overall human rights situation in all 193 UN member states. Inoussa was the only child to make a statement.

Azerbaijan

SEEDS project empowers some 1,000 women

April 26 2021 - “I improved my skills as a confectioner thanks to my group members, and I am now helping other women who supply fresh food to the school canteen in their village,” says Ms. Gulhar Ibrahimova, a project participant from Nizami village in Goranboy.

Youth employability

New youth advisory board for global employability partnership

April 22 2021 - The YouthCan! global partnership for youth employability has a new youth advisory board. Ten young people from SOS Children’s Villages’ programmes around the world, who all have received skills training through the initiative, will represent the voices and experiences of youth in the growing partnership.

Climate change

Millions of children could suffer hardship from climate change

April 20 2021 - "Millions of children will be in need if we do not stop climate change," says Dr. Kira Vinke, project leader at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. "All families are impacted by these environmental changes, as we are not isolated from environmental events."