A woman holds her head in her hands as she listens to a healthcare worker from the Wellbody Alliance discuss how to identify symptoms of the Ebola virus in Sierra Leone. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
A team of traditional birth attendants and nurses rejoice after delivering the first baby in the newly opened Wellbody Alliance birthing center in Gbense Chiefdom in Sierra Leone's rural Kono District. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Wellbody Alliance staff surround Salome Komba, right, as she rests on one of the beds in the Wellbody Alliance delivery center. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Wellbody Alliance traditional birthing attendants sit with Salome Komba, 25, as she feeds one of her new baby twins. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
A man rest against a tree at his designated quarantined home as he is interviewed by an outreach healthcare worker. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Mohammed Komba, right, an outreach healthcare worker for the Wellbody Alliance checks a designated quarantined home in Koidu City, Kono District, Sierra Leone. This was a check-up on the home to maintain records of previously identified homes where Ebola cases were found. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Richard Sumana, fills out a checklist as he interviews a woman in Koidu City, Kono District, Sierra Leone. Michael G. Seamans/Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
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