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1. SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGES OF INDIA
A loving home for every child

2. Our Inspiration
“All Children
In The World
Are Our
Children” – Dr.
Hermann
Gmeiner

3. About SOS Children’s Village
 SOS Started its first village at Imst, Austria in 1949. Presently
SOS Children’s Villages are functioning at 133 countries
worldwide
 The first SOS Children’s Village in India was established in
1964 at Greenfields Faridabad. Since its inception, SOS
Children’s Villages of India has expanded its services to
thousands of needy children through 41 Children’s Villages
including facilities for Tibetan children and 122 allied &
community projects like Family Strengthening Programmes,
Kindergartens, Hermann Gmeiner Schools, Social, Medical,
Vocational Training Centers & Nursing School which are
spread across the country

4. Vision & Mission
Our Vision
Every child belongs to a family & grows with love, respect
& security
Our Mission
We build families for children in need, we help to shape
their own futures, and we share in the development of their
communities
Children who have lost care of their
biological family
Family Based Care
(FBC)
Children who are at the risk of losing
the care of their biological family
Family Strengthening Programme
(FSP)

5. Who We are…
Values
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Courage: We take action
Commitment: We keep our promises
Trust: We believe in each other
Accountability: We are reliable partners
What we believe
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Child development is best realized within a caring family environment.
A child’s parents have the primary responsibility for the upbringing and
development of the child (Article 18, UNCRC).
The state is the principal duty bearer in promoting and protecting child rights.
The child has a right to receive special protection and assistance from the state
when deprived of his/her family environment and to be provided with alternative
care (Article 20, UNCRC).
Civil society organizations, such as the SOS Children’s Villages organization,
have obligations with regard to children’s rights. Working with governments we
can support the state in fulfilling its responsibilities with regard to children’s rights

6. Target Group
 Children who are at risk of losing parental care, when
their basic material, emotional, health and educational needs
are being neglected or they are abused, because their
caregivers lack the capacity or commitment to adequately
care for their children.
 Children who have lost parental care, when they are not
living with a parental caregiver for whatever reasons and
under whatever circumstances

7. Principles of our work with children,
families and communities
1.
Our focus is on child development
within a caring family environment
3. The best interests of the child form
the basis for all decisions and actions
2. Social support networks for children
and their families are strengthened
4. Children are involved in finding solutions
to the challenges they face in their lives

8. SOS Children’s Village Programme

9. How we respond: programme interventions
Concrete responses through:
DIRECT ESSENTIAL SERVICES:
support the child
CAPACITY BUILDING:
support families to strengthen their abilities to
care for the children, and communities and other
stakeholders to support families to care for their
children
ADVOCACY:
Improve policy and practice so that families and
communities are better supported to care for their
children

10. Family Based care (FBC)
Principles
 The Mother: Each child has
a caring parent
 Brothers and Sisters: Family
ties grow naturally
 The House: Each family
creates its own home
 The Village: The SOS family
is a part of the community

11. Family Strengthening Programme (FSP)
Purpose
We enable children who are at risk of losing the care of their family to
grow within a caring family environment.
We work directly with families and communities to empower them to
effectively protect and care for their children, in cooperation with
local authorities and other service providers
Principles
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The best place for children to grow is within their biological
family
Care-givers are responsible for the development of their children
Communities are a direct source of support for children & their
families
The goal of development is the realization of human rights

12. How we do it…
We empower children and their families to claim their rights
CHILD

13. How we do it…
Package of services
1.
Ensuring children have access to
essential services (e.g. educational,
nutrition, legal, health & psycho-social
support)
2.
Supporting families to build their
capacity to protect & care for their
children
(e.g. childcare skills, parental health,
future planning, financial & material
resources)
3.
Strengthening support systems
for vulnerable children & their
families within the community

14. Thank You…………………
By
Sowmick Raj Sharma
(youth of sos,ghy-15,Assam,India)
Helped by Unnat Pathak(warden)
Contact me:Sowmickrajsharma.1997@gmail.c
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Sharma Dulu.
A loving home for every child