Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by / Pascal Muhindo Mapenzi & Ole Alsaker
00:19 Gisele Mukotso / Ebola survivor
00:55 Marie Kahindo Katsuva / Orphanage director
01:28 Ose Kavunga / Ebola survivor
01:58 Maurice Mutsunga / Ebola survivor and physician
02:29 Gisele Mukotso / Ebola survivor

Script:

0.01
Hand washing, and avoiding physical contact with visitors ... its a simple but effective way to stop the spread of Ebola.

Gisèle Mukotso is an Ebola survivor. Together with other survivors she teaches Ebola awareness.  And every session can mean a life saved. 

0.17
+++ SOT, Gisèle Mukotso, Ebola survivor, Kiswahili +++
"We engage in awareness-raising because we have lived through this ordeal, we know all the suffering endured by Ebola patients, and we are living proof that Ebola can be cured. There are already many rumors surrounding Ebola, but we are living witnesses. Our testimony is stronger because we are tangible proof of Ebola: we were infected and then we recovered."

0.45
Sometimes the volunteers have to pursuade people the disease even exists. That's NOT the case at this orphanage.

0.53
+++ SOT, Marie Kahindo Katsuva, Head of the orphanage, Kiswahili +++
"We have many children, and many people come here. These children already know that they should not kiss people or shake their hands. I do not want Ebola here, because if just one child becomes infected, all these children will be affected by the virus and we will have to close this orphanage."

1.12
To reach a wider audience, the survivor voluntees are also using radio.  On the show, Osé Kavunga answers listerners' questions, and combats rumours. Since the resurgence of Ebola, he's been on the airwaves every week. 

1.26
+++ SOT, Osé Kavunga, Ebola Survivor, French +++
"We want to see how we can expand our awareness efforts and reach everyone. Because the disease is serious and people do not seem to be informed about it. It is spreading so rapidly. If we compare it to the tenth epidemic, it is difficult to understand."

1.43
The tenth oubreak was in 2018. That's when Dr. Maurice Mutsunga contracted Ebola. After recovering, he chose to return to the front line. 

1.54
+++ SOT, Maurice Mutsunga, Physician, French +++
"I cannot abandon the patients. During this outbreak, I am participating in epidemiological surveillance activities and in the search for suspected cases. Healthcare providers must comply with all preventive measures in order to avoid becoming infected. Not only to avoid becoming infected themselves, but also to avoid transmitting the disease from one sick person to another."

2.19
Another successul awareness class is over. Now, it's onto the next one ... armed with only their stories and their determination. 

2.29
+++ SOT, Gisèle Mukotso, Ebola Survivor, Kiswahili +++
"Our brothers and sisters continue to die because of ignorance. We walk through neighborhoods on foot under the blazing sun -- in order to dispel rumors, and save our loved ones."

END