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SOS Children’s Villages - The NGO providing hope to at-risk youth

Today, SOS Children’s Villages Israel has crossed an exciting, but challenging, threshold. As one of the stronger branches of the international organization, it was determined that by 2020 it would become financially self-sufficient, as a result of a process that began in 2015.

Meirav Marziano, a house mother at the SOS Nedarim children’s village in Arad, prepares lunch for the six children she under her care
Meirav Marziano, a house mother at the SOS Nedarim children’s village in Arad, prepares lunch for the six children she under her care
(photo credit: Courtesy)
ByJUDITH SUDILOVSKY
FEBRUARY 25, 2020 20:17
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