The humanitarian mission of Help senza confini, led by Professor Francesco Barone, is scheduled for June in Congo, but the Ebola emergency situation on the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda requires caution.

Ebola virus is a very serious disease, with over 130 confirmed deaths and more than 600 suspected cases.

Barone is in contact with friends and humanitarian project references in Congo and will assess the security situation before deciding whether to carry out the mission.

The goal is to continue helping the extremely poor population, delivering food and medicine, and enabling the education of many poor children and girls.

The family in the woods, at the center of a media case, is going through a difficult time.

Nathan Trevallion, the family's father, spoke about his experience in a recent interview.

'Catherine is a person full of love, both as a wife and as a mother,' he said.

The family is now in a new home, while the children are in a foster home in Vasto.

The children are eager to return home and get out of their isolation.

The girl is better after a bronchopneumonia, but her mother, Catherine, is going through sad moments for not being able to see her children.

The family is determined to start living again and return to normalcy.