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Since the unprecedented rise of women’s football in recent years, the sport has sparked a huge interest in young females, and Angela is one of them. Female football is a fruitful sport that promotes participation…

Ambassador Haselhuber and Madam Haselhuber have made a heartfelt commitment to support the work of SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia by taking up sponsorship. During their recent visit, the Ambassador and his wife engaged with…

3 out of 10 people in Monrovia are living in poverty, the situation is significantly worse in rural areas, where 8 out of 10 individuals are affected by poverty (Liberia Poverty Assessment 2023 Report). Faith, a…

Nearly 1 million Liberians live in extreme poverty and 2.5 million live in absolute poverty, says the World Bank in its 2023 poverty assessment report. According to UNICEF an estimated 15 percent of 6 –14-year-olds…

In Liberia, approximately 1.2 million women and girls experienced menstruation every 28 days, as per the Liberia Demographics Profile 2021 Report. Yet, thousands of these women and girls grapple with managing their menstrual cycles in…

SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia Liberia concluded a five-day National Youth Power Summit in Monrovia on Friday, April 5. The summit was attended by over 70 change-makers and enablers from two counties – Grand Basa…

The first Youth Power Summit in Liberia was held to empower the young generation as they face significant challenges in accessing employment, education, and training opportunities. With a youth unemployment rate of 3.08% in 2021…

“The next generation of young people must be empowered through technology, and we must make it happen. By harnessing the power of the latest technological innovations, we can create a world where every young person…

1 in 10 children die before their fifth birthday from malaria each year in Liberia (UNICEF), but simple affordable measures can save more lives. Children who are 5 years old or younger are the most…

Monrovia – In a heart-warming ceremony filled with excitement and pride, 28 students from SOS Children’s Villages-supported Hermann Gmeiner International School (HGIS) in Monrovia celebrated their graduation, marking the culmination of years of hard work…