SOS Children’s Villages South Africa

WOW the world of a child

WOW the world of a child

I dream of what I will be; I dream of places I will visit one day; I dream of a home with warmth and love ; I am a child of this world today, With hopes and dreams With aspirations of what this world will offer today and tomorrow World Orphan Week is held between 6-12 February Your continued support is needed to make a child’s dreams come true. Dress up as a magician, a fairy or a clown, something to WOW And donate R5 to SOS Children’s Villages Whatever you dress as you will be a hero to a child With your help we can give more children a loving home

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94.5 KFM and Pick 'n Pay spoils SOS

94.5 KFM and Pick 'n Pay spoils SOS

On the 23rd of November our SOS Cape Town Village was treated to a fantastic surprise. 94.5 KFM - a local radio station is currently running a Christmas campaign in conjuction with Pick n Pay. They selected presents for all the children of 4 different Children's homes in the area - and we were blessed to be one of the beneficiaries.

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About SOS Children's Villages South Africa

SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGES CELEBRATING 30 YEARS IN SOUTH AFRICA

For 30 years, SOS Children’s Villages has been making an impact on the lives of so many people, more especially children in South Africa. 1982 marked the founding of the national association "SOS Children's Village Association of South Africa". Since then, SOS Children’s Villages has been serving the greater good in South Africa, starting with our greatest hope, the children.

The SOS Children's Village's South Africa is a private, charitable, social development organisation. It is politically and denominationally independent, and is an affiliated member of SOS-Kinderdorf International.

We take action for orphaned and abandoned children by building and strengthening families for them to live in and grow with love, security and respect.

SOS Children's Villages build families for orphaned and abandoned children. Eight to ten children are cared for in small family-type homes, the SOS families, and are raised like brothers and sisters.

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Community Social Centres

Forming partnerships and tackling issues

Qwa Qwa Social Centre

Mathanjana Social Centre

Sekhukhune Social Centre

 
"Thank you to all our friends from the bottom of hundreds of little hearts across South Africa"