The group of the youngest orphans manifested the biggest deprivation of personal love.
In their place there would be schools for their children, hospitals for their sick, homes for their orphans, and societies, libraries and institutions for themselves.
The orphanage employed only one director and one nurse to look after newly found orphans and abandoned children.
At that time living conditions and staff numbers in this institution did not allow the institutionalisation of many orphans and abandoned children.
Within this tradition, adoption and fostering used to be the two main ways of providing alternative care to orphans and abandoned children.
Care was taken of all of the orphans.
Our widows and orphans cry in their homes; our old fathers cry along the road.
However, with the current denotation, embryos are treated as "orphans," an analogy that leads to paradoxes.
