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  At SOS Children’s Villages of India, we are committed to the welfare of parentless and abandoned children, often throughout the whole of their childhood and to strengthening families and communities as a preventive measure in the fight against child abandonment and social neglect.   FAMILY LIKE CARE (FLC) A curative programme of SOS Children's Villages of India, reaches out to over 6,500 once parentless or abandoned girls and boys in 32 SOS Children's Villages across India. Each children's village has 12-15 family homes, with every home consisting of 10 children on an average along with an SOS Mother. All round development including education, nutrition, health and psychological development is taken care of till the children are settled...

The work of SOS Children’s Villages is based on children’s rights. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is a reference for any NGO working with and for children and therefore for SOS Children’s Villages of India. SOS Children’s Villages of India works in the spirit of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and promotes these rights through its unique family based care model across 22 states in India.   Since its inception in India, advocating child's rights has been an integral part of SOS Children's Villages's endeavour of providing a loving home to every child in need of care and protection.  Every child deserves a memorable childhood, having the chance to just be a child thriving in a...

  At SOS Children’s Villages of India, we not only provide abandoned and parentless children a loving home but also ensure that they receive proper education. We want our children to become capable, contributing members of society, which is why all our efforts are directed towards helping them realise their highest potential in this competitive world. SOS India has set up Kindergartens, Primary and Secondary Schools, Professional Institutes and Vocational Training Centres across India. These institutes not only cater to the educational needs of children under our care but also in the neighbourhood communities.