Nepal

Photo: Girls recovering from trafficking are happy to learn advanced gardening skills at their beautiful rehabilitation home in central Nepal. We are happy to report that we recently harvested 66 pounds of green beans at our Nepal ‘She Has Hope’ trafficking rehabilitation home garden project. We are also looking forward to a bountiful harvest of

Photo: Girls at our orphan home are happy to show you a sample of the recent corn harvest. We are happy to report that we harvested nearly one ton of corn on our farmland enterprise during the second week of October. This bounty will stock our orphan home pantry for one year, providing our children

Photo: Girls at our rehabilitation home learn several skills such as knitting, crafts making, jewelry making, tailoring, cooking, and gardening. We are very thankful to report that in August 4 new girls (ages 17-22) were rescued from the Nepal-China border by local volunteer groups and were brought to live in the safety of our She

Photo: Girls in our Nepal rehabilitation program work on popular clothing patterns which they must learn and commit to memory in order to receive their seamstress certification upon graduation. We are happy to report that 14 girls (ages 15-23) graduated from our Nepal ‘She Has Hope’ trafficking rehabilitation home on June 30th. To celebrate, our

Photo: Two recently rescued girls are now happy to be living at the home, where they’re receiving all they need to be healthy, safe, and prepared for a bright future. We are happy to report that 16 girls who were recently rescued from the dangers of human trafficking are currently living at our ‘She Has

Photo: Children at our home have experienced complete life transformation and rank among the top students at their school. Today we are thankful to share an update about the history and recent successes of our orphan home in Nepal. Our Nepal director, Bimal, was born near Mt. Everest Base Camp and has decades of experience

Photo: One of the girls at our rehabilitation home in 2014, now happily resettled in her home village where she is a tailoring business owner. Today we are celebrating the good news that our ‘She Has Hope’ rehabilitation home in Kathmandu, Nepal, has been in operation for 5 years. The home was founded by our

Photo: The girls at our Nepal ‘She Has Hope’ rehabilitation home enjoyed learning how to make over 400 handmade necklaces with guest teacher Lindsey. We are happy to report that on February 18th, a volunteer traveled from Houston, Texas, to visit the new group of girls currently living at our ‘She Has Hope’ rehabilitation home

Photo: Part of the path to rehabilitation includes empowering the girls with marketable skills such as jewelry making. Many graduates go on to start their own small businesses. We are happy to report that we recently rescued 15 Nepalese girls (ages 17-22) from the perils of human trafficking with the help of local hotel owners,

Photo: Women in our rehabilitation program are happy to learn gardening techniques that will help them provide for themselves after graduation. We are happy to report that three women (ages 18-23) recently graduated from our ‘She Has Hope’ trafficking rehabilitation home in Nepal. These woman are planning to start their own tailoring businesses in their