SOS Childrenâs Villages responds to failures in safeguarding and governance
SOS Children’s Villages has announced rapid improvements in safeguarding and governance measures following its International Senate meeting of 29 April 2021.
SOS Children’s Villages confirms with great regret cases of failings and is immediately introducing new measures to support victims, prevent further harm, and improve existing systems, to consistently ensure quality care for all children in its programmes.
SOS Children’s Villages has informed donors and governments that its highest supervisory body, the International Senate, has instructed that an independent Special Commission be established to address past and contemporary cases of failings, including child abuse, corruption, misuse of funds, and breaches of regulations that protect children’s and employees’ human rights.
Financial data
In order to hold ourselves accountable, we believe in open and transparent reporting. Our Annual Reports provide an overview of our performance over the past years.
Our federation s financial information is based on the global, combined total of reports provided by our member associations and by our umbrella organisation SOS Children’s Villages International. These reports are audited annually by independent and esteemed national auditors according to internationally accepted accounting standards.
Financial Report 2019
The combined revenue of SOS Children s Villages International and all member associations amounted to € 1.3 billion. While Western Europe remains our largest source of global revenue, countries in Central Eastern and Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States – such as Albania, Belarus, Kosovo and Kyrgyzstan – are experiencing strong growth rates. More detailed information can be found in the Annual Report.
Bid Title: Prequalification of suppliers and contractor for goods, works, and services for the year 2021 – 2023
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
About us.
SOS Children’s Villages International (SOS CVI) is a non-governmental and non-denominational organization working with communities, partners and states to ensure that the rights of all children are fulfilled in every society. SOS CVI is a global federation working to protect and care for children who have lost parental care, or who stand at risk of losing the care. We respect all religions and cultures and work with trusted partners in places where we can contribute to social development. Everything we do is made possible through the generous support of sponsors and donors, institutional and corporate partners, and loyal friends worldwide.
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New Delhi: DHL (www.DPDHL.com) and SOS Children’s Villages Mozambique jointly sign a new partnership agreement for the GoTeach program, a corporate responsibility program of the Deutsche Post DHL Group (“DPDHL Group” or the “Group”) aimed at increasing the employability of young people. The program is already available in more than 60 countries worldwide.
The signing of the partnership agreement was done in Maputo – Mozambique and what makes this event special is that it was partially online. Indeed, the personalities taking note of the ceremony could not travel due to the global health crisis situation but this did not prevent the relaunch of GoTeach activities in Mozambique.
DHL (www.DPDHL.com) and SOS Children's Villages Mozambique jointly sign a new partnership agreement for the GoTeach program, a corporate responsibility program of the Deutsche Post