Clothing line benefits Ebola survivors in Liberia

Published July 4, 2016 8:41am EDT

The Bombchel Factory in Liberia employs women who are Ebola survivors, teaching them life skills like sewing and reading.

It was started by Archel Bernard, a Liberian-American, whose parents fled civil unrest in the West African country.

Bernard visited the country and fell in love and wanted to make a lastin impact.

The Bombchel factory trains women to support themselves and their families.

Each garment is handmade by one of the women in the program.