SOS Children’s Villages and Be Girl agreed to collaborate to improve menstrual hygiene and enhance sexual reproductive health education.

SOS Children’s Villages and Be Girl agreed to collaborate to improve menstrual hygiene and enhance sexual reproductive health education.

SOS Children’s Villages and Be Girl agreed to work together to improve menstrual hygiene and enhance sexual reproductive health education. The collaboration and partnership will focus on key priority areas for support to females, including…
SOS Children’s Villages won’t stop until every child is healthy and protected

SOS Children’s Villages won’t stop until every child is healthy and protected

MONROVIA – 09 June 2023 – Water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) are essential for children and their families to live a healthy and prosperous life. Access to clean and safe drinking water is vital for children’s well-being.…
Together, we can beat malaria!

Together, we can beat malaria!

Together, we can beat malaria. In Liberia, SOS Children’s Villages supported Medical Centre is working with families to prevent and treat malaria in children from 0-17 years through testing, treatment, and door-to-door awareness on malaria…
Dr. Amavi Bada, the CVI Rep, met with senior managers at the SOS Children’s Villages supported Medical Centre

Dr. Amavi Bada, the CVI Rep, met with senior managers at the SOS Children’s Villages supported Medical Centre

SOS Children’s Villages Representatives and SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia National Director tour SOS Children’s Villages Supported-Medical Centre in Liberia and encourage staff to continue to remain committed to their work As a part of…
SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia Welcomed A New National Director

SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia Welcomed A New National Director

MONROVIA, May 1, 2023 – SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia has announced the appointment of Mr. Prosper Ndione to the position of National Director, effective April 1, 2022, after a yearlong secondment in Monrovia. Mr.…
More than 7,000 children benefit from routine immunization at the SOS Children’s Villages International supported Medical Centre in Liberia

More than 7,000 children benefit from routine immunization at the SOS Children’s Villages International supported Medical Centre in Liberia

Vaccines are found to be the greatest advances in public health and development globally. It is proven to be the most effective way to prevent diseases, such as diphtheria, measles, polio, pneumonia, yellow fever, tetanus,…
No one is safe unless everyone is safe: A Medical Centre that won’t give up

No one is safe unless everyone is safe: A Medical Centre that won’t give up

In March 2014, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Liberia. One Medical facility that was at the frontline of the fight is the SOS Children’s Villages Medical Centre. It…
Zero-dose children: SOS Children’s Villages Medical Centre reaching the hard-to-reach

Zero-dose children: SOS Children’s Villages Medical Centre reaching the hard-to-reach

Every child has a right to healthcare, but thousands of children lack access to quality healthcare in Liberia. Getting a child vaccinated is an important step toward combating preventable diseases.  Nationally, routine immunization coverage declined…
Casemiro, a young Athlete carrying the hope of Liberia’s youth

Casemiro, a young Athlete carrying the hope of Liberia’s youth

Despite just broken into Liberia under-17 football team, Casemiro David** is already creating plenty of headlines in Liberia. As a teenager, Casemiro grew up in SOS Children’s Village in Monrovia and attended the SOS Hermann…
A single mother nurturing two daughters with the support of SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia

A single mother nurturing two daughters with the support of SOS Children’s Villages in Liberia

Betty* aged 30, is a single parent and the breadwinner for her two daughters who together live in Buchanan, central Liberia. Prior to Betty receiving support through the Family Strengthening Program, she was unemployed without…