Growing Pains: Children left behind and their right to grieve
16 March 2009 | Anna Egan / Panos London
Growing up without parents can be traumatic. Children and families may need professional help to express their grief fully but there are often not enough psychological services to support them.
Music by Jolyon Birchall | Narration by Tonicah Maphanga
This audio feature is part of a set about South Africa, AIDS and childhood. The other audio features are:
- A place to grow
- Fledgling years
- HIV, we are all affected
- A family pulls together
- Children left behind and their right to grieve
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