SOS Children's Villages Principles We have a wealth of experience based on four principles in caring for children. With these principles as a foundation, people around the world drive positive change and ensure that many more children grow up in a loving family. In today's context these four principles have evolved into the following. CHILD: Every child is unique and respected We recognise children's potential, guiding and accompanying them on their path to becoming independent and contributing members of their society. PARENT: Every child needs a caring and stable parent We work to ensure that children can experience a reliable relationship with a caregiver based on love, respec... read more SOS Children's Villages Principles We have a wealth of experience based on four principles in caring for children. With these principles as a foundation, people around the world drive positive change and ensure that many more children grow up in a loving family. In today's context these four principles have evolved into the following. CHILD: Every child is unique and respected We recognise children's potential, guiding and accompanying them on their path to becoming independent and contributing members of their society. PARENT: Every child needs a caring and stable parent We work to ensure that children can experience a reliable relationship with a caregiver based on love, respect and security. FAMILY: Every child grows up in a supportive family We support families to stay together. If children cannot grow up with their family of origin, we support them to form lifelong bonds in an alternative family environment while ensuring that siblings stay together. COMMUNITY: Every child is part of a safe and supportive community We assist families to connect across their community, share experiences, support one another and work together in order to create a positive environment for children and young people to develop. PRINCIPLES AND VALUES
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