Sentence examples for orphans from inspiring English sources

Many are orphans.

Now, Street Child, which provides emergency food, seeds and educational grants to help Ebola orphans and their families, is helping Fornih.

Ethel is just one of 16.6 million orphans of HIV/Aids living across the globe, according to the latest UNAids global report.

From a young age, orphans will almost certainly be affected by stigma.

Then Lloyd George went on to promote 'well thought-out schemes' to provide help 'for the sick, for the invalids, for the widowed and for orphans' and 'to deal on a comprehensive scale with the problem of unemployment'.

Phil Wood, the founder of Hope HIV, explains how well-meaning NGOs create stigma by just serving children who are known to be orphans of HIV/Aids.

But as the number of orphans has inexorably risen, extended families become overburdened with children, and child-headed households are becoming increasingly common.

Zambia remains one of the worst affected countries in terms of providing care for orphans.

Amref's education officer, Lillian Viko, says one of the objectives of the Katine project is to improve access to quality primary education, and that includes promoting the inclusive education of girls, children with disabilities, orphans and other vulnerable children.

The project has held community awareness seminars that attracted 3,600 people on how to care and support orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs).

Orphans are usually placed in the care of the extended family.