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I(18,m) just finished school, and i wanted to do something else after school, before i begin to study(chemistry). Therefore i applied for a programm at an organisation, which would send me to Benin(a country in Westafrica) for half a year. During my stay there i would be at an orphanage home and help the people there, and live at a host family and just live the life the people in Benin live. So i prepared for my stay there, learned a bit french, to get used to french(colonial language), bought myself a book to learn the native language the people speak there and got all my medicines and inoculations and talked with the person i was going to be in the same project with and overall just began to realize i was going to africa and living there for half a year.

And yesterday the manager of the organisation called and told me they won't be sending me there because of Ebola.

There is no registered case of Ebola in Benin and Nigeria, the neighbor country hasn't had a new case of Ebola in the last days.

The Manager gave me three options:
a) wait 2 months and if the situiation regarding Ebola is stable or better then now go to Benin
b) go to a project in Mexico instead(due to reorganisation this would cost me more and i had to wait 2 months
c) go to a project India instead(this would only cost me 2 months waiting time, but not more money)

I don't consider otpion b) because i do not speak Spanish yet, and i don't think i can learn it that good to go to Mexico.

I do want to go to Benin, because i wanted to learn a bit more french and maybe the native language the people speak there. On the other hand there are also native languages in India. 
I can not choose option c) if a) fails, because it would cost too much money for the organisation which sends me.

Do you think it is worth taking the risk and choosing option a), or do you think, that the situation in Benin(/westafrica) regarding Ebola won't be better in 2 months?
<bot>: want to go to africa, but if i choose africa i may not be able to go away at all. That depends on the situation of the Ebola infection