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Every child is part of a safe and supportive family and community Reintegration unit is now part of SOS Children’s Villages Programmes in Palestine. It consists of four field social workers and psychologists in West Bank, and takes care of
Quds Bank supports SOS Children’s Villages again with full house sponsorship at SOS Children’s Village in Bethlehem.
Towards Better Sustainable Community Development Bank of Palestine launches “Child Friendly Space Project” at SOS Children’s Village in Bethlehem
Al-Mashreq Insurance and SOS Children’s Villages Palestine sign a memorandum of cooperation to care for the children of SOS Children’s Villages As an extension of its humanitarian and responsible role towards all segments of Palestinian society, Al-Mashreq Insurance Company and
Injaz Palestine signed a memorandum of understanding with SOS Children’s Villages Organization, in the field of holding training courses for SOS youth regarding work and leadership skills, with the aim of developing their capabilities and qualifying them in different life
The Head of the Juvenile Prosecution Office, Mr. Thaer Khalil, invited seventeen year old Maya for an introductory field visit to the Juvenile Prosecutor’s Office to learn about its’ work procedures and spend the day as the Chief of Juvenile Prosecution. In
All children should live in a family that will support them to reach their full potential Rana is a ten years old child who lives at SOS Children’s Village in Rafah and studies at Herman Gmeiner School in Rafah. She
SOS Children’s Villages Palestine signed a partnership agreement with World Vision Jerusalem – West Bank – Gaza (JWG), under the Family Strengthening Program and SOS Family Care Program, in which we provide children all over the world, who are growing up without
A Palestinian mother confronts the stigma of divorce to create a better life Nadera turned to SOS Children’s Villages Palestine for guidance and support. Through an SOS programme that helps about 600 vulnerable families in both the West Bank and