Explore SOS Children's Villages Illinois

Join Maestro Cares and SOS Children's Village in Illinois, enjoy nice evening art, cocktails, music and hors d'oeuvres.

We also have opportunities to participate in works by children who we serve and works by Latin American artists such as Julio Valdez, Pablo Palasso, Juan Sebastian, Maikel Sotomayor and Celstino.

SOS Illinois states that the Roosevelt Square Village and its surrounding area children and families have entered the Roosevelt Community Center in its history to provide valuable resources for collecting, learning and strengthening their communities We have an exciting chapter in.

For foster parents of SOS Illinois, their work is more than just a full-time job - it's a full-time job. Since Foster's parents are the foundation of the SOS Illinois model, we are looking for a passionate and enthusiastic candidate to build a stable family life for our children.

SOS Children's Village is the largest independent, non-governmental, non-profit international development agency headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria. This organization provides humanitarian aid and development assistance to the children in need and protects the interests and rights of children all over the world. The first SOS Children's Village was founded in 1949 by an Austrian philanthropist Hermann Minor in Tirol, Austria. Today, SOS Children's Village is active in 135 countries and regions around the world.

SOS Illinois states that the Roosevelt Square Village and its surrounding area children and families have entered the Roosevelt Community Center in its history to provide valuable resources for collecting, learning and strengthening their communities We have an exciting chapter in.

Hermann Gmeiner served as chairman of SOS Children's Village until 1985 and was replaced by Helmut Klein. Helmut Klein, born in Bolzano, Italy in 1941, led the organization of International Association at the age of 27 at SOS Austria, he was appointed President Siddhartha Kaul in 2012 and was born in Pirana, India in 1951. Each 118 SOS Children Village Association implements mission, agreement and policy of international organizations. Regional offices will guide this work and provide financial assistance, marketing and technical assistance to the national offices as needed. The overall management and management of the organization is done at the headquarters in Innsbruck, Austria. The supreme decision-making body is the parliament that is in charge of the election of the president, vice president and other international senators.

SOS Children's Village is active in 46 African countries. There are 147 SOS villages in Africa offering evacuation centers for orphans and abandoned children facing serious danger of hunger and malnutrition. In the fight against hunger in Africa, SOS also participated in long-term development projects and humanitarian aid.

During the war in 1994, SOS Children's Village contacted the Bosnian authorities. Initially, we provided relief work to families affected by the war. After the war, the SOS Children's Village focused on providing long-term support to local residents. The SOS Children's Village is currently distributed to five locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, supporting children, adolescents, and families. The population is 4.6 million, half of them Bosnian, one third a Serbian, and approximately one fifth a Croatian. Children under the age of 18 occupy nearly one-fifth of the population. About two-fifths of the population are Muslims, one third are Serbian Orthodox Church, and 15% are Roman Catholics.