Converse of object

• found: She sponsored Whitefield on his travels to America where he founded an orphanage.

• run: Nazareth house was an orphanage run by nuns in Glasgow, Scotland.

• visit: In the next few days we plan to visit an orphanage, local schools for the blind.

• build: It was His hand of love that built the orphanage.

• establish: One-off gifts can be assigned to building projects, day schools, or to establish new orphanages.

• leave: Whitefield left the orphanage to the Countess in his will.

Adjective modifier

• state-run: Up to five volunteers work in the country's largest state-run orphanage, with over 150 children.

• Romanian: Nanny in a Romanian orphanage Nanny in a Ski Resort, Nanny on Camp America.

• local: They go to the local orphanage where they meet someone they like.

• several: There are several orphanages you can be placed in, all within an hour from Kathmandu.

• large: A number of large state orphanages have been closed in the county during the past few years.

• many: My visit to just one of the many orphanages in Kashmir was enough to remind me painfully of the tragic costs of the conflict.

Modifies a noun

• building: She pointed out details from the original orphanage building.

• project: Give some money to the Rumanian orphanage project that my son's school supports.

• child: FLYING the flag: The Ceilidh band handed out Scottish flags to the children at their concert for the orphanage children.

Noun used with modifier

• elephant: You will see the baby elephants being washed in river at the elephant orphanage ( you may even take part!

• state: A number of large state orphanages have been closed in the county during the past few years.

Possessives

• child: We have raised money for a children's orphanage in Belarus.

Preposition: for

• child: Dana spent her first four years at Hale House, a NY orphanage for children whose parents abused drugs.

• week: Unsure what to do, he hung around the orphanage for a few weeks.