Helpful information

If you're a journalist wanting to find out more about SOS Children, you may find this information useful.

You may also like to visit our Charity Facts section, or visit one of our topic-related microsites.

These sites cover:

 SOS Emergency Relief, SOS Medical and Social Centres, and SOS Schools.

If your enquiry is more specific, please get in contact with us.

SOS Children downloads:

SOS in a Nutshell: A clear guide to the work of SOS Children.

SOS Child Stories: A collection of stories from children who have benefited from SOS Children projects.

SOS Children logo, terms & conditions

You are welcome to use the SOS Children logo, but we do ask you to ensure the correct branding is used without alteration and that you use our brand solely in connection with the charity.

To download, right click on the image below and view image in a new browser:

To view press-ready photographs and video, visit our Photos, Videos and Editorial section.

Helpful downloads

This publication covers different angles of how children and their families experience poverty and identifies ways out of poverty and how SOS Children contributes to breaking the cycle of poverty.

Did you know that 144 million children around the world live without parental care? Rights-based situational analysis of children without parental care and at risk of losing their parental care.

Recommendations by SOS Children.

Outcome report on an international, long-term research project, designed to investigate the experiences of people who have lived in SOS Children's Villages.

Keep in contact with us

SOS eNEWS

SOS eNEWS is a monthly e-mail newsletter that provides updates on our work around the world. Each issue contains compelling stories featuring the children and families we support through disaster response, child sponsorship and our Family Strengthening Programmes. Subscribe today to begin receiving SOS eNEWS in your inbox.

Family Matters Magazine

Family Matters, our bi-annual magazine, provides more in-depth coverage of our work in 125 countries. Each issue focuses on a specific area of our work and keeps donors informed of how their money is being used around the world. Subscribe today. You can also read Family Matters online.

To find out more

To find out more, get in contact by emailing press@soschildren.org or calling 01223 365 589.