Cross-section of the club members during a meeting - SOS children villages Nigeria In cases of social unrest, children and young people are most vulnerable. North-East Nigeria has experienced over 11 years of conflict arising from attacks by Non-state Armed Groups and over 60 percent of...
ABUJA, May 27, 2021. For the Nigerian child, 2021 began with a myriad of uncertainties as the well-being and health of the entire globe had been threatened by the Coronavirus pandemic. From going into a full lockdown to adapting to innovative measures to get the support...
ABUJA, May 6, 2021 - SOS Children’s Villages is informing partners, donors and governments about steps we are taking for rapid improvements in safeguarding and governance measures announced by the International CEO of SOS Children's Villages, Ingrid Maria Johansen. SOS Children’s Villages works tirelessly to provide...
“I had believed that once you get good grades in school and you work very hard, the right job just finds you. But it was not the case in my story, when the opportunity to sharpen my skills came through The Next Economy project (TNE)...
SOS Children’s Villages is one of the largest organization in the world that works in 135 countries to help build families for children who have lost parental care or at the risk of losing parental care. The organization has been in existence for over 70...
Children’s Day marks a very joyous moment for the Nigerian child. They look up to the day in splendid and great enthusiasm. Some of them engage in serious sophistry and academic discourse charting courses for the leaders of tomorrow. They often task their parents to...
