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SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGES<\/h1>\n
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SOS Children’s Villages, as one of the world’s largest, independent, not-profit social development organizations, is a non-governmental organization that provides family-oriented care for children in 138 countries and advocates for child rights and family, especially for children who have lost family-based care. The SOS Children’s Villages work with communities and state partners to provide loving and supportive alternative care to children when children are no longer able to live with their families for different reasons.<\/p>\n

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138 COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES<\/h1>\n
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AFRICA<\/h4> \n
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CHILD PROTECTION POLICY<\/h1>\n
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SOS Children’s Villages believe that every child has the right to have a developing, supportive and safe family-like environment. Creating a secure environment for children, young people and families in all programs of SOS Children’s Villages and the whole community is the basis of everything we do.<\/p>\n

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