NEWS ROOM
From our National Director
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What do our children think of foreign people?
This story and others like it will have repercussions far into the future, unless our current and prospective leaders speak out against xenophobia. We need them to do this strongly and regularly, in the media and on the streets. We need them to make us proud to be South Africans again.More Support Needed for Young People Not in Employment, Education or Training
At SOS Children’s Villages we have a programme to empower young people, called YouthCan! We leverage corporate partnerships to support young people to successfully manage the transition from school to independent adulthood.SOS Youth Heads to Tanzania
Thabang has been chosen to receive the CA Technologies Scholarship for Young Global Pioneers’ Journey to Tanzania!Press Releases
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Entrepreneurship and Leadership Training for Young Africans
Youth Entrepreneurship and Leadership Training for over 50 young people from 15 African countries.United Nations International Day for Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
SOS Children’s Villages would like to raise awareness of the effects of drug and alcohol abuseYouthCan! helps to empower young people to successfully manage the transition into independent life and the job market.
The YouthCan! partnership is an opportunity for youngNewsletters
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SOS SA 2018 July Newsflash
Special news for friends of SOS Childrenʼs Villages South Africa - Winter 2018SOS SA 2018 February Newsflash
Special news for friends of SOS Childrenʼs Villages South Africa - Summer 2018Our Stories
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Martin Garrix visits Cape Town Village
On returning home from school, the children from the SOS Children’s Village in Cape Town were surprised to see a DJ booth had been set up. They were even more surprised when Martin Garrix appeared. The chart-topping Dutch DJ/Producer, who is an International Friend of SOS Children’s Villages, stopped by the Village before performing at two concerts in South Africa.Living on a winding street in a quiet suburb
Roxy* is 14 years old and lives with her SOS family in Rustenburg.Donors & Corporates
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