How to report & what happens after you report?

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Roles & Responsibilities of SOS Children’s Villages

Unfortunately, even with all prevention efforts, abuse can still happen. It is the duty of SOS Children’s Villages to provide you with different reporting channels so that you can tell people if you have experienced or witnessed abuse or just suspect it. Even if you are not sure or don’t have evidence, it is important that you report it. SOS Children’s Villages will look into all the reports that it receives and respond with the appropriate action.

Reporting process

Some ways children and young people can get involved in reporting and responding are:

You have the right to be safe.

If you have suffered abuse or neglect, report it.

REPORT A SAFETY CONCERN

We really value the ideas and input from children and young people like you – it’s a big deal in making SOS Children’s Villages even better at keeping everyone safe. Here on this page, you’ll find out how you can get involved and help us make our safety stuff even more understandable and useful for children and young people.

By getting more children and young people like you involved, we can make our programs even stronger and better at meeting your needs. Your voice matters!

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