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AIDS hospices and orphanages

Annals of Tropical Paediatrics, 1998
At the beginning of the 21st century more than 5 million children worldwide will have lost their mothers to AIDS. Already 1.4 million children are believed to have died since the beginning of the pandemic and more than 1.2 million children are currently infected with HIV/AIDS.
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Orphanages: Omphalos for Trafficking

Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond, 2016
A large number of children in India are raised in institutions across states. The sheer poverty in the country forces a large number of children to be placed under such care. There can be a variety of reasons on why children wind up in institutionalised care.
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Orphanages in Egypt

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2005
This is an ethnographic study of girls’ orphanages in Egypt. It examines cultural notions of unwanted children and explores the attitudes, perceptions and managerial practices of six orphanages in and around Cairo. The institutions are characterized by various styles of surrogate mothering, educational and administrative practices, occupational ...
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Indian orphanages

Choice Reviews Online, 2002
Blue Clark, Marilyn Irvin Holt
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Orphanage

Notes and Queries, 1872
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Orphanages

2021
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ORPHANAGE

The Yale Review, 2015
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Evolution of Orphanages in Turkey and Orphanage of Nigde

2006
It is known that there have been many social organizations in the Otoman Empire to help the needy people. One of them is the Darulaceze opened in 1896 by the Sultan Abdulhamid the Second and aimed to look after poor and alone people. The wars namely Balkans and the First World War caused very significant disasters and immigrations with large numbers ...
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Orphanages:

2010
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The Orphanage

2017
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