The SOS Kindergarten is located within the premises of the SOS Children's Village and has been in operation since 1983.  It has excellent educational facilities and well trained and dedicated educators. The school has a capacity of 100 children and the current enrolment stands at 101. Out of these, 11 are SOS children while the remaining 90 are from the community. The kindergarten comprises 4 classrooms, a classroom for Montessori education and a multi purpose hall. 

Due to the poor standard of education within the community at that time, SOS Children's Villages started the construction of an SOS Hermann Gmeiner Primary School in Bo in 1984 which has been in operation since 30 September 1985.

The Youth facility has been in operation since 1983. It has 3 houses and a capacity of 18 youths. There is also  a kitchen where the preparation of the daily meals is done. The aim of the Youth Hostel is to serve as a home for this category of youngsters, who at the age of 14 leave their family houses and move towards a more independent life. They manage their household allowances, shop, cook, clean and do their own laundry. The youth educators usually assist them in making their decisions. The youths also attend monthly counselling  and career guidance sessions.

The youths stay in the hostel until they are about 19-20 years old. They are then either resettled or moved on to a transit facility. 16 youths were partially resettled and are all living within the community.

The Medical Centre, located within the premises of the Children's Village comprises of four rooms which include an emergency ward.  The main aim of this facility is to provide medical services for health problems of all the children and employees of the village in addition to helping members of the surrounding community. There are two part-time nurses who run the centre and a doctor comes in once every week. 

The Social Centre has been in operation since August 1995. It was initially  introduced during the intensity of the war in Sierra Leone to help women, children and street children get at least one proper meal a day. Today, it caters for 735 pupils and students in SOS Hermann Gmeiner Schools, both in Freetown and Bo. This facility includes a school canteen for all pupils of the SOS Hermann Gmeiner Primary and Secondary Schools, and partially also for their parents. It is a programme which plays a vital role in sustaining the pupils for their 7 hrs spent in school and is highly appreciated by parents and guardians.