Over 10 million kids lost a parent or a caregiver because of Covid: Study

Rhinoceros in South Africa are a big source of business for traders which makes rhino poaching a common practice in the region. But this practice also leaves many young rhinos as orphans. Providing them shelter and keeping them safe is a team of vets in South Africa who not only protects them from poachers but also rehabilitates them.

World Of Africa: Rhinos find a new home in South Africa

While many girls across Afghanistan remain at home and their brothers go to school, nine-year-old orphan Samira attends classes in her orphanage every day with hopes of becoming a doctor. But as her orphanage runs out of funding, and now food, there is a chance that Samira's dreams could be crushed. There are around 130 children at the Shamsa Children's Village orphanage aged from three years upwards. It has been operational for more than a decade, and provides shelter for those who have lost both parents or just one who cannot afford to support them.

Kabul orphanage struggles to stay afloat as donations dry up

A silent tragedy: 1.5 million children worldwide lost a parent or caregiver due to COVID-19, says study

Looking after an orphaned baby rhino is hard work: you feed them bottled milk at all hours, comfort them through constant fear and bereavement and endure long nights of screaming for the absent mother they witnessed being shot dead by poachers.

South Africans volunteer to keep rhino orphanage going during lockdown

In Syria camp, uncertain future for foreign Islamic State orphans

orphans

https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html, News on https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html, stories on https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html, articles on https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html, https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html stories at Wion, https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html news, https://www.wionews.com/tags/orphans.html latest news