How We Transform Lives

Family Like Care Programme

It is a curative programme that provides a family like environment for parentless and abandoned children to grow up in. Each Village has 12-15 Family Homes, where each home consists of 8-10 children.

Family Strengthening

Family Strengthening Programme is a community intervention programme, designed to prevent children from losing parental care. This is done by empowering children and women from vulnerable sections of society.

Inspiring Stories of Children

Check this space to learn about the achievements of our children and youth from SOS Children’s Villages in 32 locations across India, who overcame hurdles and successfully carved a niche for them.
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SOS Children’s Villages of India has 32 Villages in 22 states across the country. We parent 6,700 children through our Family Like Care programme (FLC) earlier known as Family Based Care Programme (FBC) and 16,700 children through the Family Strengthening Programme across India.

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Distressed children are not alone, SOS India is protecting them

April 23 2020 - SOS Children’s Villages of India has taken important steps to ensure that all critical mechanisms are in place to raise awareness, implement preventive actions and ensure complete preparedness to keep everyone at SOS India safe from the spread of the corona virus. Several safety guards has been set up immediately for both - Family Like Care (FLC) and Family Strengthening Programme (FSP).

SOS India and Thomson India come together to support underprivileged girls in Nuh

February 7 2020 - With the support of Thomson India Press Limited, SOS India succeeded in providing Bicycles (HERO Brand) to 130 school going girls from three Nuh Family Strengthening Programme clusters. SOS Children’s Villages of India has a preventive intervention designed to protect children who are at the risk of being abandoned or losing parental care known as Family Strengthening Programme.

SOS India and UNICEF join hands to initiate Bal Sansad in Varanasi

January 6 2020 - Home to more than 19 percent of the world’s children, more than one third of India’s population i.e. around 440 million is below 18 years of age. It is assessed that around 170 million or 40% of India’s children are vulnerable*. Due to this they have a limited role in in choosing the leaders who play an active role when it comes to various schemes and flagship programs for there over all development as future citizen of India.

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