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SOS Children’s Villages holds workshop, trains 40 SOS Mothers

Actors Shefali Sharma, Kamya Punjabi, Rajniesh Duggall and Rajat Dahiya will play pivotal roles in the show which will begin airing on August 22

Two mothers from very different walks of life embark on a journey of discovering why they see so little of themselves in their own daughters on Zee TV’s intense family drama ‘Sanjog’ Strong faces Shefali Sharma, Kamya Punjabi, Rajniesh Duggall and Rajat Dahiya to play pivotal roles in this exciting new show at 10 PM on Zee TV, starting 22nd August | Tellychakkar.com

New Delhi -- On the occasion of International Women’s Day, SOS Children’s Villages of India, India’s largest self-implementing childcare NGO, will be conducting a panel discussion on the topic: Gender Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow – Break

Bangalore – SOS Children’s Villages Bangalore conducted a virtual State level consultation on the status of aftercare youth and care leavers, in collaboration with ICPS Department, Govt. of Karnataka and the Social Work Department, St. Joseph’s Colle

Bhubaneswar : The Kinship Care Programme of SOS Children’s Villages of India, the largest self-implementing childcare NGO in India, serves about 300 children, including 150 girls, in 10 locations across the country.Introduced in 2017, the Kinship Car

Mumbai: As the world gears up to celebrate Christmas, it will be just another day for thousands of underprivileged children who continue to struggle their way for food and comfort.

 Faridabad : The Family Strengthening Programme (FSP) of SOS Children’s of India is a community-based outreach approach which is focused on empowering vulnerable families and communities so that they can adequately care of their children. Thomso

Mumbai : With the pandemic having played havoc with lives and lifestyles, each domain has been extensively impacted, including education, the disruption of which has severely impeded the holistic development of children and youth. Many steps have bee

Children who have lost both their parents to Covid-19 are at a heightened risk of neglect and exploitation. (Representative photo) In the middle of blaring headlines of Covid-19 numbers, falling positivity rates, vaccine penetration and the imminent third wave of the pandemic, stories of Radhi, Fatima and Nabina fall between the cracks. Take Radhi for instance. The six-year-old was found sitting next to her mothers lifeless body at a traffic signal on a busy road in Haryanas Faridabad town. He...