Table 1.
Baseline sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of children in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), community-based households (HH), and street youth participating in the Orphaned and Separated Children’s Assessments Related to their (OSCAR’s) Health and Well-Being Study.
Table 2.
Detailed responses to and culminating scores of household food security*among Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s) and community-based households (HH) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Table 3.
Categorization of household food security*into food secure, mildly, moderately, or severely food insecure among Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s) and community-based households (HH’s) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Table 4.
Unadjusted and adjusted*odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) describing moderate to severely low malnutrition (Z scores ≤-2 standard deviations) among orphaned and separated children aged 0–18 years living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), community-based households (HH), and those living on the street participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Figure 1.
Weight-for-height among orphaned and separated children aged 0–5 years living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), in households in the community (HH) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Figure 2.
Weight-for-age among orphaned and separated children aged 0–10 years living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), in households in the community (HH) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Figure 3.
Height-for-age among orphaned and separated children aged 0–18 years living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), in households in the community (HH), and on the street (SCY) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.
Figure 4.
Body mass index (BMI)-for-age among orphaned and separated children aged 10–18 years living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCI’s), in households in the community (HH), and on the street (SCY) participating in OSCAR’s Health and Well-Being Study.