SOS Children's Villages International

SOS Children’s Villages is a non-governmental and non-denominational child-focused organisation which provides direct services in the areas of care, education and health for children at risk of losing parental care and those who have lost parental care.

Accountability Reporting

2021

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2021

2019

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2019

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response letter from SOS Children’s Villages

2018

SOS Children’s Villages International Interim Accountability Report 2018

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response letter from SOS Children’s Villages

2017

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2017

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Follow-up call with Panel – minutes

Response letter from SOS Children’s Villages CEO

2016

SOS Children’s Villages International Interim Accountability Report 2016

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Comments from SOS Children’s Villages International on Independent Review Panel Feedback

2015

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2015

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Panel’s Improvement Analysis Report 2015

Comments from SOS Children’s Villages International on Independent Review Panel Feedback

2014

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2014

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Panel’s Improvement Analysis Report 2014

Comments from SOS Children’s Villages International on Independent Review Panel Feedback

2013

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2013

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Improvement Analysis Report 2013 – Response to Panel

Comments from SOS Children’s Villages International on Independent Review Panel Feedback

2012

SOS Children’s Villages International Accountability Report 2012

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Comments from SOS Children’s Villages International on Independent Review Panel Feedback

Good Practices from SOS children's Villages

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