Examples of using Orphaned children in English and their translations into German
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Partnership between Roche and ECPP Roche and ECPP have agreed to work in partnership to directly benefit orphaned children in Malawi.
living and working with orphaned children.
To give shelter for orphaned children, a place to call home:
The king had declared that he would take under his wing all the orphaned children and the state would take on the expense.
Even today, the school has a fund set up that allows the administration to welcome orphaned children with open arms, tuition-free.
That's why Nyota tries to provide targeted education for orphaned children, as their foster families usually do not have the necessary resources.
Five thin, orphaned children from Bariga, a poor neighbourhood in theNigerian megacity Lagos, meet a fat
We support the raising of money for vulnerable and orphaned children in Tjernobyl and we also support the fight against cancer by raising money for the Cancer Foundation.
manage as adoptive father fortunes had been orphaned children.
But then why is art the appropriate form of dialogue for projects with orphaned children, how can a healing process be initiated by activities with theatre, music, plastic art?
But then why is art the appropriate form of dialogue for projects with orphaned children, how can a healing process be initiated by activities with theatre, music, plastic art?
Orphaned children are particularly vulnerable to all forms of exploitation.
For the benefit of the small orphaned children of Bethany.
Did you say"orphaned children"?
Orphaned children.
Care for orphaned children make up a large part of the expenses.
That will comfort my orphaned children.
As for your orphaned children, Allah and His Messenger(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam)
As a result of a 10-year civil war, there are more than 10,000 orphaned children in Nepal.
adopted and orphaned children, from Moses to Cinderella to Oliver Twist to Harry Potter.