History The SOS International Kinderdorf is the biggest not governmental organization of the world that promotes the welfare of the children, making use of 1535 installations in more than 131 countries. The financing of SOS Kinderdorf Internacional (SOS-KDI), while Organization Mother of all Infantile Villages SOS in the world, including of the Guiné Bissau, is assured maioritariamente by the private contributions. The Objectivo of the SOS International Kinderdorf is to help to the children orphans and abandoning, independently of its ethnic or religious origin, giving a family to them, a permanent home and a base sã for an independent life. The deceased Hermann founding Gmeiner of Infantile Villages SOS, was born in Austria in 1919. Son of Agricultural Family, being the father agriculturist, lost the mother when he was still young. After the Second World War I, he studied medicine in the University of Innsbruck. Comovido with the situation of thousand of children without shelter, poor persons, orphans, after the Second World War I, Herman Gmeiner constructed, with the aid of friends, first Infantile Village SOS, in Imst-Tyrol, Austria, in 1949.Continuou to help to the children orphans and poor persons for the world are and to divulge philosophy SOS, until its death, in 1986. This work continues nowadays under the guardianship of SOS KDI, through 1535 projectos spread for all the continents. Infantile Village SOS of the Guiné Bissau was inaugurated in day 2 of June of 1995 for then the President of the Republic of the Guiné Bissau, Bernardine João Vieira, even so has started to function in 1994 in experimental regimen. To the similarity of other Institutions SOS spread for the world, the SOS of the Guiné-Bissau is financed essentially through voluntary contributions efectuadas the SOS International Kinderdorf for sponsors and friends. In the Guiné Bissau, the money and donations received from the sponsors are auditados each fiscal year for external auditors, in order to assure that the same ones are used of appropriate form.