SOS Children's Villages Jamshoro

The SOS Children's Village Jamshoro has been operational since April 2012. It is constructed on five acres of land, which was donated by the University of Sindh.

The city of Jamshoro is the Headquarter of Jamshoro District. It is located on the bank of the Indus River, approximately 18km northwest of Hyderabad and 150km northeast of Karachi.

Besides being a historical and picturesque site, it is a University town and home to many highly-educated and affluent people. Many universities can be found here, including one of Pakistan's best engineering universities, Mehran University of Engineering, and the second oldest university in Pakistan University of Sindh. These universities produce a good number of engineers, doctors, IT professionals, journalists, and other professionals every year.

SOS Children’s Village Jamshoro is made up of 15 family homes, each having the capacity for up to 10 children at any one time. Other facilities on-site include a computer lab, two separate activity rooms for boys and girls, a library, a playground, a mosque, and an auditorium.

Currently, there are 93 children living in the Village (Feb 2023) and they are all well-settled in the Village environment. They are getting an education in Rise up Grammar School, The Leadership School, Rockford Cambridge School of Jamshoro, People’s School Jamshoro, Maria Millennium High School Jamshoro, SOS HERMANN GMEINER Elementary School Jamshoro, and Government Girls collage Jamshoro.

A home tuition facility has been arranged for new inductees and evening academic support to others to help them to cope with the demands of the school curriculum. Extra-curricular learning and entertainment are an important part of the routine, which is very popular among children. Adequate health facilities are available for the children. A qualified Psychologist takes care of the emotional needs of the children.

Address:

SOS Children's Village Jamshoro Near Sindh Textbook Board Jamshoro Campus of University of Sindh Deh Mohro, Jabal Taluka, Kotri District Jamshoro, Sindh.