Ebola, or Ebola virus disease, is a highly contagious and potentially deadly illness caused by ebolaviruses. It has gained worldwide attention because of severe outbreaks in Central and West Africa. While Ebola can devastate families and communities, it is possible to reduce its spread and impact through prevention, early detection, and coordinated efforts. Today, Ebola remains a serious threat. In May 2026, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) declared a new Ebola outbreak in Ituri  Province involving a newly identified variant that does not match previously known strains. With no vaccine currently available for this variant, thousands of displaced children are at risk. Ebola virus disease: Facts, FAQs, and how to help Fast facts: Ebola What is Ebola? Current outbreak in DRC’s Ituri Province (May 2026) How can I help Ebola survivors and people affected by viruses? What are the symptoms of Ebola? Is Ebola treatable? How does World Vision respond to Ebola outbreaks?…