Hand in hand: the power of sibling bonds  - SOS Children's Villages

The Role of Siblings: A Lifelong Bond That Shapes Us – Learning Disability England

April 10th is National Siblings Day – Learning Disability England echos the words of member Sibs who say ‘we know what a valuable role siblings play in the lives of their disabled brothers and sisters, how unique their relationship can be and how they need to be recognised and celebrated in their own right‘. To […]

Share this content: "We hope that the children of the same family will remain united in the same home, living in an emotional and stable environment" Pedro Puig, President of SOS Children's Villages The bond between siblings is one of the most significant relationships in a child's life.It not only provides emotional support and stability, but also contributes to the development of social skills, personal identity and resilience.

SOS Children's Villages recalls that the separation of foster siblings violates their rights and affects their emotional well-being and development

Hand in hand: the power of sibling bonds  - SOS Children's Villages

Naol and Beki* have only known one home – the SOS Children’s Village Jimma in Ethiopia. Having joined as infants, their earliest memories are filled with laughter and warmth.  Growing up together alongside their caregiver, Bizunesh, the twins quickly adapted to life in the Village, forming an inseparable bond that has only strengthened over time.  From their earliest days, the twins found comfort in each other. As toddlers, they would totter han…