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ANSA in Africa: People and Places
ANSA in Africa: People and Places
Snack time
Posted by: ansaglobal
338 orphans and vulnerable children are fed at this Okahandje Park daytime care center in Namibia. On this Saturday morning most of these kids have not eaten since lunch the day before, thus the tired look on their faces as they wait for their snack of an apple at 11am. Having the kids sit or stand in a quiet and organized manner is part of the center's attempt to bring some sense of structure and order into the usually chaotic lives of these children.