After Ebola loss, a girl shares her hopes | UNICEF

“I want to be a nurse because if a friend falls ill, I want to be able to treat her.” 13-year-old Sallay shares her dreams after losing both parents to Ebola in Sierra Leone. Now that schools have reopened, she is slowly regaining a sense of normalcy.

Since the start of the Ebola outbreak some 16,600 children are registered as having lost one or both parents or their primary caregivers to the virus in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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