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A group of orphans does not have a specific collective noun like some animals or professions do. In general conversation, they may simply be referred to as "a group of orphans" or "a community of orphans." In literature or storytelling contexts, terms like "band" or "crew" might be used to convey a sense of camaraderie among them.
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What do you call a place where orphans live?
A place where orphans live is called an orphanage.
What is Miranda Cosgrove's character in the movie Despicable Me?
Margo,the oldest girl of the group of orphans.
How do orphans become orphans?
orphans become orphans when they lost their parents
What is the name of a person that takes care of orphans?
It is called a social worker
What food group are muesli bars in on the food pyramid?
Muesli bars are found in the meat group because muesli bars are made from ground up orphans.
What do you call a person who parents are died?
An orphan is a child who has lost both parents.
What do people do help Uganda?
I sponsor orphans in Uganda, through an orphan sponsorship program run by a non-profit Christian group called Covenant Mercies http://www.covenantmercies.org/ They help children in Uganda and Zambia currently
What is the role of tessie in the play Annie?
Tessie is one of the orphans in the play "Annie." She is known for her red hair and outspoken personality. Tessie is part of the group of orphans who form a close bond and support each other throughout the story.
Where do orphans live?
Orphans live in workhouses
Are fanboy and chumchum orphans?
yes they are orphans
When was When We Were Orphans created?
When We Were Orphans was created in 2000.
What are the people called when they take care of orphans?
People who take care of orphans can be referred to as caregivers, guardians, or foster parents, depending on their specific role. In formal settings, they may also be called social workers or child welfare professionals. Additionally, individuals or organizations that provide support and care for orphans may be part of orphanages or child care institutions.
