Support SOS Children on Social Media
SOS Children's priority is enabling all children to grow up with a family and a safe home.
The more people who know about our charity, the more we will be able to achieve for the children we help. You can use the power of social media to help us to spread our message and give children a brighter future.
Join SOS Children online
Connect with us on social media to get the latest news from SOS Children and updates about our projects around the world. You can also ask us questions, share your opinions and meet other supporters.
How you can spread the word
You can help change children’s lives around the world by taking a few small actions.
- Share our content: Re-tweeting our tweets, and sharing our updates with your friends on Facebook and Google+.
- Post about our work: In your own words, or by using these examples:
On Twitter: Millions of children are growing up alone. Act now to give a child a family and a second chance with @sos_children: http://bit.ly/10AXLh
On Facebook or Google+: SOS Children work to ensure that children who have lost their parents through conflict, famine, natural disaster, disease and poverty - can enjoy a family for life. Almost 62,000 orphaned or abandoned children are cared for by SOS mothers in family homes in 545 unique Children’s Villages. http://www.soschildren.org
- Share our videos: Visit our YouTube channel and share videos about our work.
You can share our 'Sponsor a Child' video on social media by clicking on 'share' at the top right of this video:
- Include a footer on your emails: Show your support for
SOS Children by including a footer on your email. It’s a fantastic way
to raise awareness of our charity every time you send a message.
- Link to the SOS Children website: If you have a home page
or other web page, you can support us by linking to our website. Adding
links are a great way to bring new supporters to our website. Find out how you can link to our website.
Questions?
If you have any questions or comments about supporting SOS Children on social media, please get in touch with Hannah, Press and External Communications Officer, hannah@soschildren.org
Learn more about other ways you can get involved.
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