children's village report

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INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND

A LOVING HOME FOR EVERY CHILD

While each one of us deserves a fair chance from life, this is not the case when it comes to

those who dont have that. Each one of us has to live as destiny wants us too. Although life is

difficult, there are still kind shadows that shelter the gloom of such broken hearts and

encourage them to forget the havoc played with them. SOS children village is an

organiation that aims to provide those who lost their home!hood, with a home, goodnurturing and a fair chance to live, grow and become what one aims to be. "t is an umbrella

which undertakes those who are deprived of their natural parents due to one reason or

another. #hey aim at providing such hearts a place where they feel as home!like as possible.

#hey vitally focus on a goal called independence$ they aim at providing such lives all

possibilities and opportunities to lead independent lives. SOS turns out to be second home for

those who are abandoned by their parents. As they say its %A loving home for every child.&

SOS is an international children village currently operating in '() territories throughout the

globe. "ts head office is in "nnsbruck$ Austria.SOS *inderorf is the worlds largest child

welfare organiation that has established over '+ pro-ects. "t is also providing care andshelter to around ), children worldwide through its villages and community pro-ects.

ommunity pro-ects include facilities such as schools, medical centre, and vocational training

and production centers.

#he first SOS village was found out in Austria in '/0/ by 1ermann 2menier, today there are

more than )'+ facilities built by SOS worldwide, where there are ',3+,/'+ people are

being cared for. Every national unit has its own status and board of directors. #he board of

directors works on honorary basis. #hey focus on childrens family life, education, health,

social 4 legal rights, emergency relief and strengthening women.

Since '/0/, SOS hildren5s 6illages has been committed to children5s needs and concerns

and focuses on family!based, long!term care of children who can no longer grow up with

their biological families. SOS hildren 6illages aims at providing orphans with homelike

love and warmth which entrenches strong moral values in them and makes them capable of

becoming a productive citien to society. "t provides them with a sense of security and

confidence to lead a better life. #hese children remain in SOS care until they become

independent enough to lead their own lives.

#hrough its family strengthening programmes SOS hildrens 6illages offers various forms

of support to stabilie families and enable them to self!organie themselves. "n addition to

this, to ensure the basic right of educationists hildrens 6illages has established


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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL SPEECH

kindergartens, day!care centres, schools and vocational training centres. 7oth boys and girls

are provided with e8ual opportunities to develop their skills and talents. Women are also

supported and encouraged to organie themselves and receive further training.

History

1949: 9irst SOS hildren5s 6illages association founded in Austria and first SOS

hildren5s 6illage built in "mst,Austria, by Hermann Gmeiner:curriculum vitae of

1ermann 2meiner as download in the right column;.

1955:9irst SOS nion, new pro-ects in 7ulgaria and omania.9oundation of the first SOS hildren5s 6illage in the >SA.

1995:SOS!*inderdorf "nternational classified as an BC2O with consultative status

:category ""; with the Economic and Social ouncil of the >nited CationsB.

2002: SOS!*inderdorf "nternational awarded the onrad C. 1ilton 1umanitarian

@rie, the world renowned humanitarian award, for eDtraordinary contributions

towards alleviating human suffering.

2005: 9ollowing the tsunami disaster in Asia, SOS hildren5s 6illages provided

emergency assistance :food, medicine, start!up grants and temporary shelter; as well

as long!term support :reconstruction of family houses, family strengthening program,

community centers and SOS facilities; in "ndia, Sri =anka, "ndonesia and #hailand.

2007 #he 'th European SOS hildren5s 6illage opens in 6almiera, =atvia. #he

organisation helps victims of natural disasters in 7olivia, "ndonesia, @eru and

>ruguay, as well as those displaced in the crisis!torn regions of Sudan, had and

Somalia. SOS hildren5s 6illages wins the O@E 9und Award for evelopment. "n

four years,family strengthening programhave assisted more than +, children and

families.

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STATISTICS OF FACILITIES AND BENEFICIARIES

',+/F facilities in '() countries and territories.

Statistics worldwide *

Tye o! !acility "#m$er %ene!iciaries

SOS hildren5s 6illages 0F( 3G,/F'

SOS


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SOS VILLAGE PAKISTAN

SOS hildren5s 6illages of @akistan is a private social welfare Organiation dedicated to

provide homes for orphans and abandoned children. SOS hildren5s 6illages of @akistan is

affiliated with SOS *inderdorf "nternational, which is the umbrella Organiation, with its

head office in "nnsbruck, Austria, is one '() member associations in different countries,

many of them being in Asia, Africa and South Africa.

#he special features of SOS hildren 6illages are that they are not traditional orphanages.

#hey provide a family!based environment to children where every effort is made to enable

them to become productive and talented individuals of the society.

SOS hildren5s 6illages of @akistan is financed through the support of private individuals,

philanthropists, foundations and the corporate sector. =and for all pro-ects has been donatedby the respective provincial governments but financing, both for the construction of new

pro-ects and maintenance of the children, is through sponsorship and donations from the

public.

All SOS pro-ects in @akistan are being funded through its own initiatives, both for the

establishment of new pro-ects and running costs. #he ma-ority of SOS pro-ects and running

costs. #he ma-ority of SOS pro-ects are in the developing world and of these, @akistan is the

only country, which is self!financing.

r.Attiya "nayatullah, the wife of @akistan ambassador in Cepal and later on Hinister of

Social and Womens Affairs in @akistan, took the initiative to establish SOS hildrens6illages in @akistan in '/F3.

"n the very same year her sister, Hrs Souriya Anwar, was entrusted with the founding of a

national SOS hildren5s 6illage association of which she is still the president. At the same

time, the construction of an SOS hildren5s 6illage in =ahore was started which was

completed in '/FF."n '/+G, the first SOS nited Cations evelopment @rogramme :>C@; came into being in '// in the district

of *asur, near =ahore. "n )', SOS hildren5s 6illages took over a mother and child clinic

in @attan in the remote northwest of the country, which had previously been run by the

government. ue to the deteriorating political situation and security issues in Corth!West9rontier @rovince :CW9@;, this facility was closed in October )F.



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"n October )', an SOS Emergency elief @rogramme was started, following the military

action in Afghanistan. #he goal of this programme was the establishment of basic educational

and medical infrastructure for children in the refugee camps.

"mmediately after the earth8uake in October )3, SOS @akistan started an SOS Emergency

elief @rogramme. #his programme aimed at delivering relief items to affected people,

provision of shelter and care for the orphaned and vulnerable children as well as vulnerable

women and a family reunification programme.

At present, there are eight SOS hildren5s 6illages in @akistan, siD SOS


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HISTORICAL DATA SOS VILLAGES IN

PAKISTAN!

'/F3 9ormation of SOS hildrens 6illages in @akistan

'/FF SOS hildrens 6illage, =ahore

'/+) SOS hildrens 6illage, hodial

'/+3 SOS hildrens 6illage, awalpindi

'/+G SOS


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OB"ECTIVES

#he ma-or aim is to respect, promote and stand up for childrens rights.SOS hildrens

6illage strives to provide a family!oriented environment to the orphaned and abandoned

children who are deprived of their natural parents. "n addition to this, SOS aims to give these

children 8uality education, -ob!training, security and care enabling them to become

contributing members of society. #his facilitates a sense of self!worth and self!confidence in

these children.

#he ultimate goal of the organiation is to be able to provide shelter to every deserving child

in the country. #o achieve this ob-ective, only those children are admitted who are either

complete orphans or are categoried as Ksocial orphans. Social orphans are the children

whose mothers have either remarried or suffer from an incurable disease or mental illness.

#he organiation aims to make the decision makers and the public aware of the problems that

children face and to take measures that will ensure the well!being of these deprived children

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ORGANI#ATIONAL STRUCTURE


THE NAMES OF THE SECRATORY WORKIN UNDER VICE CHAIRMAN IN

SOSCHILDREN$S VILLAGES OF SINDH

SOS CHILDREN$S VILLAGES OF SINDH MANAGING COMITTEE


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OPERATIONSSOS Children's village has its operations divided into folloing!

SOS Children's villageYo"th CareEd"#ationVo#ational $rainingR"ral S"pport Progra%E%ergen#& elief Progra%

SOS C()*+,-'S .)**/,The first SOS village was set up by a German orphan Hermann Gmeiner in 1949 in Austria.

Himself an orphan his aim was to help the chilren in nee! who have lost their home! family

an security uring "orl "ar ##.

SOS hildren5s villages are now found in more than '( countries all over the world and are

habituating children who have either lost their biological families or are unable to return to

them.

#he SOS children5s village model is a care based model which is based on four elementsL

(/ THE MOTHER: #he SOS mother is an emotional reference point for the children.

On an average eight to ten children are placed under her care. She lives with thechildren as a family member and does all the domestic chores like cooking, washing

etc. She is responsible for shaping the family life and forming reliable and stable

relationship with the children. 7efore living in a SOS village, the mothers are given

intensive specialist training by the Cational training center :C#; located in =ahore.

#raining includes on -ob training and attachment with the senior mothers who can

assist the new ones.

((/ BROTHERS AND SISTERS: "n SOS families boys and girls of different ages grow

up as siblings. 7iological siblings are not separated in SOS families. #he can continue

to live to gather. hildren of the age of up to ten years are taken into the village. 7ut

eDceptions are made if there are any biological siblings above the age of ten. #he

means that larger group of siblings can stay together as a family.

(((/ THE HOUSE: Each SOS family lives in a house as a family and has all the necessary

commodities that one can find in a home. #hese include a fridge, #6, dining table,

bed. Each house usually has three rooms. One for the mother, one for the girls and one

for the boys. #he very young children usually share the room with the mother. #he

house also has a kitchen and a lounge. #hese houses are usually donated by different

companies and are named after them. #he houses are furnished either by the company

who has sponsored the construction of the houses or are given by the organiation

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(/ THE VILLAGE: Each SOS village has ten to fifteen houses in it. "n *arachi SOS

village there were total of fifteen villages. #hese villages are open spaces and also

have a large garden and play area, parks$ ponds etc.#he organiation places a strong

emphasis on the impact of surroundings on the children. #hey also have a great

concern for the eDtent of the contact and interaction of these children with theneighboring communities. 9amily strengthening programs and other social services

for families and children in need are an integral part of the activities of SOS

hildren5s 6illages in @akistan.

"n @akistan, SOS children5s villages are situated in following citiesL

'. *arachi

). =ahore

(. Sargodha

0. Muetta3. awalpindi

G. 9aisalabad

F. Hultan

+. hodial9 Sailot

O$( C/,One of the most important phases in the lives of the SOS chilren is when they move from

villages to youth care facility. $or boys this happens at the age of fourteen! where as the girls

continue to live in the villages up to the time they get marrie. %sually for any other chilteenage is &ust li'e another common phase of life but for SOS village chilren it is more of a

strain because they have alreay been through traumatic e(perience of separation from their

families uring their chilhoo.

SOS youth homes are situated in following citiesL

'. *arachi

). =ahore

(. 9aisalabad

0. Sargodha

3. awalpindiG. Abbottabad

#his is the stage that the young people are given technical training and or merit education so

that they can involve in their own development and can actively take part in determining how

they should lead their lives.

SOS children5s villages youth work involve youth houses with supervised living. #hese

young people are giving training by team of educational specialist who support them in their

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Ha-or attention is paid to the fact that these young people get a good training in their

respective field so that they are able to get good -ob. "n country like @akistan where the basic

conditions are inappropriate and where the unemployment rate is considerably high, it

becomes challenging for young people to get a decent -ob. So the organiation makes surethat the person is competitive to get a -ob on his own.

#he young children of SOS are provided with the start up help if they want to start their own

pro-ect. #his assistance is in form of low interest loans and fleDible repayment policy. A

follow up care is also provided by the organiation. #his form of care is last step towards

supporting the young people before their complete independence.

EDUCATION

S,S cildrens illae laces reat emasis on ed#cation and strie to roide

ed#cational assistance to te cildren liin in teir illaes/ nlie te western

co#ntries& S,S illaes in aistan lac !inancial assistance and oernment

s#ort to roide ade;#ate ed#cation to cildren/ Tere!ore& eery S,S illae

in aistan as a scool $y te name o! Hermann Gmeiner in wic not only

illae cildren are roided wit ;#ality ed#cation $#t te #nder riileed

cildren o! te comm#nity are also welcomed/ Tese cildren comin !rom low

income !amilies are enrolled into te Hermann Gmeiner Scool wit minimal

admission !ee and montly !ee o! )s/ 850/-ll Hermann Gmeiner scools are state

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Each of the branches of training is the same length as is the norm for that country, follow the

same curriculum and offer the same practical eDperience. On completion the youths are

awarded a state!recognised diploma.

/* SPPO$ PO/,#he SOS rural support program includes the following activitiesL

1/ 1ealthL SOS makes sure that the rural areas in Sind and @un-ab receive ade8uate

medical and health facilities. Every year the SOS sends a team of doctors to the

interiors of Sind and @un-ab to conduct a free medical checkup of the local

community.

2/ @opulation ontrol

3/ Supply of clean water

4/ 7enefit to womenL SOS hildren5s 6illages ensures that boys and girls get the same

opportunities to develop their talents at SOS hildren5s 6illages, schools, education

centres and family strengthening programmes. Women are supported and encouraged

to organise themselves, eDchange opinions and receive further training. E8ual rights

for women has two resultsL self!confident, educated women have more healthy

children, and support them more in their education and in finding their path in life.

#he current rural support program is situated in *asur district, @un-ab. *asur has been

identified as an impoverished area, desperately in need of rural uplift and support as a result

of number of factors includingL continuous flood devastation, unhygienic water supply

resulting from the disposal of the polluted tannery waste, lack of medical and educational

facilities, and the generally low income population.

,,,-C ,*), PO/

1elp must be provided 8uickly in time of war, disaster and disaster. "n such traumaticsituations children in particular need intensive care and protection.SOS is not a designated



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emergency relief organiation but it is in a position to develop such a infrastructure if rapid

intervention is re8uired. #he target groups are families and children.

C%i&'r() i) *+t+stro,%(s#he main focus is the material, mental and psychological care.Where there are floods, earth

8uakes, fires, cold weather, femine etc, the SOS steps in with humalitarian aid. "t is

particularly important to SOS hildren5s 6illages that child and their families not only

receive care in the short term, but that support is also provided on a long term basis.

SOS Emergency Program for earth quake relief

SOS hildren5s 6illages was the only organiation authoried by the 2overnment of @akistan

to care for children orphaned by the earth8uake, and a Hemorandum of >nderstanding, to

this effect, has been eDecuted. #he orphans admitted to SOS are presently accommodated in

temporary shelters and efforts are under way to establish pro-ects for the children in their own

region.

Flood relief program

#he flooding in @akistan has created a large humanitarian disaster. According to the >C, '0

million or + percent of the population was affected. #he >C says the disaster is the largest the

country has facedL millions of people have been displaced and there has been mass

devastation to crops. "t is estimated that half a million tonnes of both wheat and sugar may

have been destroyed by the floods.

Hrs Souriya Anwar, @resident of SOS hildren5s 6illages @akistan, has saidL )$ortunately

none of the SOS facilities anywhere in the country are affecte! nor are they are li'ely to bein the future! as they are in safe areas. However! as you are aware large areas of the country

an millions of people are affecte. "e have offere to the authorities in all regions that we

will ta'e responsibility for any orphane! abanone or lost chil.)

#o provide relief for children and their families in affected regions in @akistan, SOS hildren

worked in tandem with the charities oncerned itiens Society of @akistan :@; and the

9atima Hemorial 1ospital System. SOS hildren has worked with @ in the past.

SOS hildren5s 6illages @akistan has offered to take complete responsibility for any children

who may be orphaned or lost due to the disaster. All organiations, government departmentsand people involved in relief activities have been advised. 9unded by the @romoting

Associations of SOS hildren5s 6illages "nternational, a comprehensive relief program has

been launched in @akistan for the supply of food, drugs and tents. #hese have been identified

as the top priority. >p to this date more than s. ')3 million has been spent with almost s.

/+ million on food supply, s. ) million on tents and S. F million on drugs.



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C%i&'r() i) *o)-i*t6iolence always have devastating effects on the society. hildren are sub-ected to eDtreme

situations, which cause unforeseen mental and physical damage. Wars, armed conflicts,

persecution and displacement remain an unacceptable reality for millions of children.

SOS Afghan releif program

#he SOS Afghan elief @rogram for refugees seeking shelter in @akistan was started in

9ebruary, )) on the re8uest of the European @romoting Associations, who also funded the

interventions. #he program was ended in )F and the refugees were sent back to their own

country. #he main focus was on the childrenL their education, health and recreation. 2irl5s

education was a priority and schools were established in Shamshatu and 7adaber amps.

7asic 1ealth >nits were also set up in these camps and referrals made to the SOS @ediatric

Hedical entre established in @eshawar. #his was a state of the art facility which provided a

high standard of medical care and treated many thousands of critically ill children. hildren

in the camps had no recreational facilities whatsoever, and playgrounds were opened for them

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SOURCES AND ALLOCATION FUNDS

SOURCESSOS village has a worldwide presence and a positive image. SOS hildren5s 6illage, like

other organiations, needs funds in order to carry out their social activities. #he sources of

funding are the followingL

'. 9unds from 1ermann 2meiner Schools

). 9unds from local community

(. 9unds from the international donors

0. orporate donors

One of the basic sources is the schooling system of SOS in which children of low income

groups are invited to get 8uality education at lowest of prices. 7ut these funds are not enough

to run such a huge social system like that of SOS. Horeover, SOS does have people funding

throughout @akistan. 6oluntary donations from individuals ranging from s. five to many

hundreds of thousands of rupees support the 9oundation5s activities. #he emphasis is on

individual social commitment from the masses. ontributions are also made in kind, in the

form of food, clothing, medicines, animal hides and skins. Hedical supplies and technical

support are also received from several non!governmental organiations. #he annual donations

are fairly regular and reliable because they are broad based, not linked to narrow interest

groups.

#he international funding agencies areL

'. >C

). SOS anada

SOS 6illage gets funds from these agencies. #hey approach these agencies as and when

re8uired and the way of getting approval of funds is that, these donors are provided with

sufficient details of activities carried out by SOS in a 8uarter. #he main attractive point for

the international donors is that SOS is performing activities which are beneficial to the

system in the long run.

SOS is also very active in attracting corporate funding. #he organiation offers socially

engaged company5s positive eDposure and a mutually beneficial relationship. orporate

funding not only allows them to continue the vital work on behalf of the children and families

in the care, it also positions companies as socially responsible in the markets, with their

employees and neighbors.SOS offer a number of attractive opportunities to invest in the

futures of orphaned and abandoned children, and with more than ) facilities, pro-ects and

programs located worldwide, the opportunities are endlessN ompanies can choose from a

wide range of opportunities for support, including child or village sponsorships, family

strengthening programs, construction pro-ects, operating costs of a family house or youth



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facility, or donation to one of the SOS 1oliday amps. SOS builds long!term, sustainable

relationships with the corporate donors. Some of these donors areL

1 arriot2 (SC

3 C4 /da%ee5 *ason ro"p of #o%panies6 (a:i: gro"p7 P;

ALLOCATION OF FUNDS#he funds gathered are used in the categories SOS working in as per the wishes of C2Os, if

any, or donors abroad.

#he funds are used where they can generate long term results and which help the activities

beneficial for the society.

"t cannot be said that which of their functional areas :SOS 6illages, 1ermann 2meiner

Schools,


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DONATION PATTERN



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A*ti.ity Do)+tio) R(0ir('

P+y 1or t%( ,+rti+& s,o)sors%i, o1 +)

or,%+)(' or +2+)'o)(' *%i&'

Rs3 455 ,(r 6o)t%

P+y 1or t%( ('0*+tio) o1 +) or,%+)(' or

+2+)'o)(' *%i&'

Rs3 455 ,(r 6o)t%

Co6,&(t( ,+y 1or t%( 10&& s,o)sors%i, o1

+) or,%+)(' or +2+)'o)(' *%i&'

Rs3 78555 ,(r 6o)t%

F0&& s,o)sors%i, o1 +) SOS 1+6i&y o1 95 Rs3 758555 ,(r6o)t%

Li1(&o) M(62(rs%i, o1 ;Fri()'s o1 SOS; Rs3


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PLANS FOR E>PANSION

urrently SOS 6illage is operating in various parts of @akistan. #he head office of SOS

6illage is situated at Iinnah Avenue in *arachi. When we visited we saw the construction of a

building which was a new home for accommodation of more children in the premises of the

village.

With the rapid escalation of construction cost the establishment of new pro-ects has become

very difficult, but they continue to plan ambitiously as this work must go on. >ntil they havesufficient pro-ects to cater to all children in support.

9uture plans for eDpansion and diversification include the inauguration of a brand new

facilities established in the city, %#he SOS "nfa8 #echnical #raining "nstitute& on Ianuary )F,

)', which caters to the needs of youth as well as those who reside in the impoverished

*orangi area. Also two new villages will be opening up in this year.

"n Iamshoro SOS hildren5s 6illage is under construction and will be soon finished. "n

"slamabad the construction of the SOS hildren5s 6illage, which will house *ashmiri

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CO WORKERS TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

NATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE NTC!Aims to ensure uniformity of operation in all SOS pro-ects and to attain the desired level of

eDcellence. #raining programmes for irectors, Assistant irectors, Supervisors, Hothers,

#eachers and other staff are organied in the C#. #he Cational #raining enter is the

essential place for the growing number of pro-ects where co!workers from all over the

country receive trainings.

#he Cational #raining enter is handled by the Cational Office whereas the policies and

programmes of training are worked out with the C# irector. #he C# irector carries full

responsibility for the Cational #raining enter and organies the trainings.

Mot%(rsProper training is essential to #o%%"ni#ate to the '%others' hat the SOS

#on#ept is and the standards to :e %aintained $he& re#eive training at

the -ational $raining Centre and are atta#hed to 'senior %others' for onnderstanding, to

this effect, has been eDecuted. #he SOS Emergency @rograme for Earth8uake elief was

started in response to the disastrous earth8uake which occurred in Aad Iammu and *ashmirand parts of CW9@ in October )3.

SOS 6illage is thankful to all the donors who make it possible for them to provide the

children with food, shelter and water. Above all, to give they hope in future. "n return they

en-oy in sharing the success of their life and knowing that there is nothing more worthwhile

than touching a human life.

Similarly, their mission does not end here because they know there is so much more to do and

more children who need help and reach out to.



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