A worker at a UNICEF-supported Interim Care Center plays with 19-month-old Ebola survivor Tamba in Gueckedou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 11, 2015. Tamba's mother died of Ebola, then his father abandoned him for fear of catching the disease himself. UNICEF is working to break down the stigma around Ebola so children like Tamba still have homes to go to.
A worker at a UNICEF-supported Interim Care Center plays with 19-month-old Ebola survivor Tamba in Gueckedou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 11, 2015. Tamba's mother died of Ebola, then his father abandoned him for fear of catching the disease himself. UNICEF is working to break down the stigma around Ebola so children like Tamba still have homes to go to.
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Etienne Ouamouno, father of Emile, otherwise known as <a href="http://cnn.com/2014/10/28/health/ebola-patient-zero/">"patient zero,"</a> is pictured at home in Meliandou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 10.
Etienne Ouamouno, father of Emile, otherwise known as "patient zero," is pictured at home in Meliandou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 10.
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UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 9.
UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou, Forest Region, Guinea on January 9.
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UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou on January 9.
UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou on January 9.
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UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou on January 9.
UNICEF-supported social mobilization in Kissidougou on January 9.
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Children receive UNICEF-supported psycho-social support in Meliandou on January 10.
Children receive UNICEF-supported psycho-social support in Meliandou on January 10.
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A resistant community receives Ebola sensitization talks on January 9.
A resistant community receives Ebola sensitization talks on January 9.
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Ebola survivor Farah Manasare, 18, raises awareness of the disease in Fermissadoo, Forest Region, Guinea on January 10.
Ebola survivor Farah Manasare, 18, raises awareness of the disease in Fermissadoo, Forest Region, Guinea on January 10.
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