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Aldeas Infantiles SOS Colombia
Colombia roots
Source review: 2026-10-05
Your guide to Aldeas Infantiles SOS Colombia
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Reported work and places
Children and youth; Housing; Protection and inclusion; Health and medicine; Emergency relief. Reported activity: Colombia.
Its 2025 national report describes family and foster care, protected homes and youth communities, and humanitarian psychosocial support for children and families in Colombia. Advocacy and future service plans are not counted as delivered assistance.
Evidence dated 2025-12-31. End of the reviewed reporting period (2025), not a claim of activity on that particular day.
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Who receives your money
- Organization roots
- Colombia
- Roots and operating base
- Colombian national corporation and local programmes, within the international SOS federation founded in Austria; reviewed recipient is the Colombian entity.
- Reviewed legal entity
- Aldeas Infantiles SOS Colombia · Colombia
- Named recipient
- Aldeas Infantiles SOS Colombia · Colombia
- Giving route
- Official national organization monthly giving form
Main official donation page links the SOS-owned form naming the Colombian organization, Bogotá address and official donor email. Form states monthly donations in Colombian pesos with COP60,000 minimum and cancellation/modification options. Identity data and privacy authorization are required before payment; no information submitted and downstream payment settlement not tested.
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Country evidence and reporting periods
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Colombia
Its 2025 national report describes family and foster care, protected homes and youth communities, and humanitarian psychosocial support for children and families in Colombia. Advocacy and future service plans are not counted as delivered assistance.
Reporting period: 2025 · PDF page 2: 2025 family/foster care, youth communities and humanitarian psychosocial support; page 5: legal contingencies
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
This is the Colombian member entity of an Austrian-origin international federation; other national affiliates are not duplicate entries here. PDF page 5 discloses a settled legal claim in October 2025 with a therapeutic-support commitment and a separate unresolved direct-reparation case in Tolima, awaiting evidence hearing with no estimated contingency. The report does not identify the underlying allegations, so none are inferred. This minimum-source listing is not a safeguarding or financial audit.
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Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.
Minimum public-source checks only. Registration statements and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Country evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today. This is the Colombian member entity of an Austrian-origin international federation; other national affiliates are not duplicate entries here. PDF page 5 discloses a settled legal claim in October 2025 with a therapeutic-support commitment and a separate unresolved direct-reparation case in Tolima, awaiting evidence hearing with no estimated contingency. The report does not identify the underlying allegations, so none are inferred. This minimum-source listing is not a safeguarding or financial audit.
Official privacy policy identifies a Colombian private civil corporation recognized by Resolution 5108 of 18 December 1968. The 2025 national management report identifies NIT 860.024.041-6. Live registry standing not audited.
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