In Tacloban, Philippines, a chapel has become a makeshift intensive care unit for the babies who have been born in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan.
The bottom floor of the two-story Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center was flooded during the storm, and the intensive care unit for newborns was destroyed.
Doctors and staff took 20 babies from the unit to a small chapel for safety, placing some of them on the tiny church alter.
There is still no electricity in the city, and the chapel is lacking many other basic needs.
Environmental and humanitarian disasters tend to put women and girls at higher risk of violence, displacement, and sickness.
One set of parents takes turns pushing oxygen into the lungs of their days-old baby with a hand-held pump.
