AIDS orphans

AIDS orphans are children who have lost their parents or primary caregivers due to AIDS-related illnesses, primarily HIV infection. This situation often results in increased vulnerability, as these children may face economic hardship, limited access to education and healthcare, and emotional trauma. The global community recognizes AIDS orphans as a significant social challenge, prompting efforts to provide support through healthcare, education, and social services to help them lead healthier, safer lives and break the cycle of poverty and vulnerability.