VOICED : The lost childhood of Sierra Leones Ebola orphans

The Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone severely affected children, leaving many as orphans. An estimated 8,500 children lost at least one parent. Community members are often hesitant to care for these orphans due to fear of Ebola. International and local agencies are working to support these children. A German NGO runs an interim care center for 34 children, some of whom face health issues. Personal stories highlight the challenges and resilience of survivors, emphasizing the importance of community support and the ability for children to regain a sense of normalcy.

What role do international and local agencies play in supporting Ebola orphans?

Describe the condition of the children at the interim care center.