Growth 2008 – 2024
In 2008 we partnered with a local Nepali family desiring to change lives among the undervalued and neglected of their society. Together we launched a new orphan home, a rehabilitation home for trafficking survivors, and a farmland enterprise to support these programs.
REHABILITATION HOME AND TRADE SCHOOL
Our “She Has Hope” Rehabilitation Home and Trade School is providing trauma recovery for survivors of human trafficking. They are given secure housing, nutritious fresh-cooked meals, medical care, and courses designed to equip them with marketable skills or small business capabilities, along with practical knowledge such as modern gardening techniques, cooking classes, and literacy support. You can learn more about our trafficking response programs and purchase crafts made by survivors to support their program at SheHasHope.org.
CHILDREN’S HOPE CENTER
Our Nepal team also operates a “Children’s Hope Center” program which provides education scholarships, school supplies, uniforms, and nutritional support for orphans and at-risk children, helping them and their families to break the cycle of poverty by keeping them in school. This also reduces their risk of being trafficked.
FARMLAND ENTERPRISE
While our farmland is currently up for sale as we look for land with better irrigation, it has provided several tons of produce for our programs along with profits to help fund our work. While the farmland is in transition, our current gardening project is producing a steady flow of fresh organic vegetables for our trafficking survivors.
ORPHAN CARE
Our Nepal orphan home was in operation from 2008 through 2023. A total of 28 children have come through the home. Some have been with us from the beginning and are now in their college experiences– in which we continue to guide and support them– or have actually moved on into the workplace as productive adult citizens!
Read recent stories of impact from our Nepal programs:
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Celebrating the incredible impact you’ve made for women and children this year with our top ten field-submitted photos of 2023
As is our tradition, we’re closing out the year by sharing our favorite field-submitted photos we feel summarize the spirit of what we’ve achieved together with your support over the past 12 months. Let’s take a look! 10. We start our countdown to our favorite field-submitted photo of 2023 with this wonderful image depicting your […]
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2023 Impact Report highlights over 1 million meals served, more than 1,500 women and children receive rehabilitation, nutrition, education
Today we are happy to reflect on this past year and share with you what we’ve achieved together— 2023 has been a year of growth and success, while we’ve also continued to battle many challenges abroad due to political instabilities. We were especially happy to welcome so many new friends into our community of support […]
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End-of-year goals aim to fulfill time-sensitive opportunities in Uganda, support Philippines girls home, replenish emergency fund
Today, we are announcing that with your support we can reach our goal to fulfill many long-awaited needs in our Uganda and Philippines programs as well as replenish our global emergency fund after a challenging year. First, we’d like to take you to rural Uganda, where we’ve been working with our local team for 14 […]
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30 years of hope and healing: Peace Gospel’s inspiring legacy
Today we are excited and grateful to share the milestone Peace Gospel has reached: 30 years of impacting and transforming the lives of the orphans, child labor victims, and young trafficking survivors. We are thrilled to share with you what we’ve achieved together over these past 30 years of partnering with and empowering locally-led, mercy-based […]
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Nepal program beneficiary shares her story of a daring escape from slavery and her life of hope beyond
We want to share with you the story of Anjuna’s* courageous escape from slavery, and how the support of our donors is a big part of her miraculous life transformation and healing. She was held prisoner in a small budget hotel room in one of India’s largest cities. Little to eat. Never allowed to go […]