Our projects
Within the period of 2011-2017, SOS Children's Villages Association of Uzbekistan raised funds for Uzbekistan from UNICEF, the EU Commission, the Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of the Federal Republic of Germany, the SOS Children's Villages International Federation to implement projects and programs related to strengthening the well-being of children and families.
Enhancement of vulnerable children protection mechanisms in Uzbekistan
Objectives:
- To contribute to improvement of child rights legislation/ protection and social support in Uzbekistan as well as to strengthen cooperation among CSOs, communities, and public authorities in protection and promotion of child's rights through community-based model of social support provision
Budget
€199,774.40
Period
2016–2020 (54 months)
Funding
European Union (EU)
Publications:
- Project success stories
Creation of system for support of vulnerable families in Bakhor and Khumayun isolated communities (makhallas) in Tashkent
Objectives:
- Improvement of social and financial situation of 350 socially vulnerable and needy families and about 700 children living in makhallas Bakhor and Khumayun.
Budget
€322,000
Period
2015–2017
Funding
German Gmeiner's Foundation, Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany
Strengthening the capacity of youth graduating from care in Tashkent and Fergana
Objectives:
- Facilitation of adaptation of young people graduating from alternative care for independent live
Budget
€7,000
Period
2015
Funding
Public Foundation under the Oliy Majlis (Supreme Council of Uzbekistan)
Improvement of system for protection the well-being of children by strengthening the mechanism of unified response in Fergana Region
Objectives:
- Improvement of children protection system in Fergana Region through strengthening the role of barrier building mechanisms against the breakdown of family and the organization of child, and strengthening the role of local communities in prevention and response on the issues of child protection.
Budget
€8,000
Period
2014-2015
Funding
UNICEF
Building a strong social network for vulnerable families
Objectives:
- Improvement of quality of social services provided to the most vulnerable groups of children and adolescents, and provision of assistance in the exercising their rights to receive quality services in the Khorezm Region.
Budget
€200,000
Period
2013-2015
Funding
European Union, Hermann Gmeiner Fonds Deutschland
Equipping with computers of family houses in the branches of Association
Objectives:
- Equipment of family houses in the branches of Association with computers
Budget
€17,000
Period
2013
Funding
Public Foundation under the Oliy Majlis (Supreme Council of Uzbekistan)
Improvement of knowledge and skills of state employees and NGOs regarding work with families and children
Objectives:
- Improvement of knowledge of members of juvenile commissions in six regions regarding the practices of applying international and national laws and legal acts with a view to improve the quality of provision of services for socially disadvantaged children and children in conflict with law.
Budget
€82,000
Period
2013
Funding
UNICEF
Strengthening the well-being of children and vulnerable families in Tashkent
Objectives:
- Improvement of social services provision to families from socially vulnerable groups and increasing their economic sustainability
Budget
€200,000
Period
2012-2013
Funding
European Union, Hermann Gmeiner Fonds Deutschland
Improvement of well-being and living conditions of children and families in Samarkand
Objectives:
- Improvement of social services provision to families from socially vulnerable groups and increasing their economic sustainability
Budget
€195,000
Period
2011–2013
Funding
Hermann Gmeiner Fonds Deutschland, Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany
Now is a time when support matters more than ever.
Hundreds of children and young people benefit from our programs. Your donation helps provide education, essential needs, and psychological support. Every contribution strengthens ongoing care.