Assertion: orphanage's child | /r/CapableOf | lose their parents
Facets:
value: to illness
type: CAUSE
value: in the war
type: TEMPORAL
value: to disease
type: CAUSE
value: due to warfare
type: CAUSE
value: to accidents
type: CAUSE
value: to despair
type: PURPOSE
value: to drug abuse
type: CAUSE
value: to the virus
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: as an orphan
type: MANNER
value: due to death
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Orphanages are institutions set up by government agencies, NGO’s, trusts, and private individuals to provide accommodation and living care faculties to children who have either lost their biological parents or their parents are unable or unwilling to raise and care for them.
text: In common usage, only a child who has lost both parents due to death is called an orphan.
text: Orphanage manager Dr Anton Romanov told the Mirror: "These children have lost their parents, families, their health, security, love, care and attention.
text: However, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS), and other groups label any child who has lost one parent as an orphan.
text: After the Civil War, people built more orphanages to accommodate children who lost their families in the war.
text: This contrasts with the older use of half-orphan to describe children who had lost only one parent.
text: When we consider participating in a mission to or visiting an orphanage, we assume that we will be caring for children who have lost one or both their parents.
text: Note: We know of orphanages providing excellent care to Haitian children who have lost both of their parents, and this post is not intended to diminish the importance of their work.
text: The United Nations defines “orphan” as a child under 18 who has lost one or both of their parents.
text: AIDS orphan tourism” in Africa is a thing, where volunteers temporarily care for children who have lost their parents to the virus and has left children with attachment disorders and encouraged orphanages to purposefully keep them in poor conditions to attract more volunteers.
text: Orphanage manager Dr Anton Romanov told the Mirror: "These children have lost their parents, families, their health, security, love, care and attention.
text: Originally in the United States when children lost their parents or for other reasons needed support, they went to live with relatives or neighbors.
text: An Orphanage is the Home like facility for the children who have lost their parents and no one is ready to take their responsibility.
text: The short and simple response is: "These children have lost their parents, why take them away from everyone else they know and love as well?
text: The Bellefaire Orphanage was a Jewish orphanage in Cleveland Ohio founded in 1868 as an orphanage for children who lost their parents in the Civil War, making it one of the oldest orphanages in the US.
text: Some children have lost their parents to disease or drug abuse or mental illness, leaving them vulnerable and without proper support.
text: An orphanage is an institution dedicated to caring for children who have lost their parents, or for children believed to be abused, abandoned, or generally neglected.
text: Since the time of the ancient Athenians, governments have ensured that children who lost their parents due to disease or warfare continued to be provided with protection and the necessities that they need in order to survive.
text: Once Christianity became accepted, Christians around the world began to establish institutions in order to house, clothe, feed, and care for children who lost their parents.
text: As time progressed, these orphanages became important not only for children who lost their parents, but also for children who were born to parents that were not able to care for them.
text: In situations where five to six children lose their parents, orphanages are a better option than foster homes.
text: In the vast majority of cases anywhere in the world, children who lose their parents are cared for by their extended family or community; the above figures confirm that this is also the case in Cambodia.
text: 15 million children have lost both parents which is the definition any dictionary will give you for ‘ orphan ’.
text: As industry expanded rapidly and immigration increased, more children lost one or both parents to accidents, illness and despair,” according to the Encyclopedia of Children and Childhood in History and Society.