Stigma of being an Ebola orphan is making it hard for children to find a new home

The video highlights the plight of Ebola orphans in Sierra Leone, who have lost parents and family to the virus. It discusses the emotional and psychological challenges these children face, the stigma from the community, and the reluctance of extended families to take them in. Personal stories of survival and loss are shared, illustrating the harsh realities of their situation. The video also addresses the need for ongoing care and support for these children, as orphanages prepare to accommodate more orphans due to the crisis.

What is the primary focus of the George Foundation as mentioned in the video?

• Rescuing street children and child prostitutes

• Caring for Ebola orphans

• Providing education to underprivileged children

• Offering medical aid to Ebola patients

How do boys and girls differ in their response to the trauma of losing their parents to Ebola?

• Both recover at the same rate

• Boys recover faster than girls

• Girls recover faster than boys

• Boys take longer to recover than girls

What role does the 17-year-old girl play in the orphanage?

• She is a teacher for the younger children

• She is an unpaid nanny for children suspected of carrying the virus

• She manages the quarantine area

• She is a counselor for other orphans

What is a significant challenge faced by Ebola orphans in Sierra Leone?

• Lack of access to education

• Inability to find food and shelter

• Stigma and rejection from the community

• Difficulty in obtaining medical treatment

How many Ebola orphans does the orphanage expect to care for before the crisis ends?

• 400

• 300

• 200

• 100