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The SOS Children's Village of Eldoret consists of 12 family houses, four houses for the personnel, an administrative building (containing a large room which is used as a first-aid station), a multi-purpose building (workshops, a crafts centre, a laundry and a SOS-shop) and a kindergarten which is also open to the children from the neighbourhood. Since 1989 a SOS Elementary school has been in existence. It had to be enlarged in 1990 because it is much sought after and popular.
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Amman The SOS Children's Village of Amman consists of 16 family houses, an administrative building, a Village Director's house, a service block,
Kakiri Shortly after completion of the construction works of the SOS Children's Village Kakiri the first orphans moved into their new homes in summer 1991.
Ibague The construction of the SOS Children's Village of Ibague started in 1985, after a volcanic eruption had buried the city of Armero under an avalanche...
Tacloban The second SOS Children's Village of the country was opened in 1971 on the island of Leyte, at Milagrosa,
Chittagong The SOS Children's Village Chittagong was built on an area of 1.5 hectares in the middle of Chittagong, only 5 minutes from the city centre.
Bindura The Village comprises 15 Family Houses, a Village Director's house, an SOS Kindergarten and a number of SOS Youth Houses.
Haiti - Select a village Capital: Port-au-Prince Area: 27,750 kmē Population: 8.1 million (December 2000 est.) Ethnic groups:
Itahari SOS Children's Villages decided to build the sixth Nepalese SOS Children's Village after the heavy earthquake of 1988,
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