By: SOS International One word that carries a lot of weight here at SOS is “Resilience.” Resilience comes from the
By: SOS International *Trigger Warning, this article goes into detail about sexual abuse and warfare. Reader’s discretion is advised* Globally,
By: SOS International Today is World Water Day 2023! For an at-risk child, clean water means health, education, family, hope,
By: SOS International Right now, 2.2 Billion people lack access to safe drinking water. This is a daunting statistic that
By: Christie A. This month we are looking at the complex and multifaceted nature of hunger. Here are some recent
By: Javier P. Over time, Human trafficking has grown to include various forms of exploitation, with some growing to become
By: Christie A. I love the start of a new year. The chance to look back on what 2022 held
January is Human Trafficking awareness month, and we wanted to cover some of the questions we often get asked about
Traffickers take advantage of the most vulnerable people in communities around the world. At SOS, we often say that the
Written By: Javier P. The word “gratitude” is one you will surely hear frequently during the holiday season. Gratitude is
10,000 children die every day from hunger. Children shouldn’t starve. We need your help to raise $250,000 by the end of the year to provide critical meals and support at-risk children in need. Every dollar counts. Will you join us?
