Untold Stories from Nepal
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Nepali women, children and their families share about the horrors of trafficking and modern slavery—and how the kindness of people like you helped to change their stories, restoring their hope, freedom and future.
Content trigger warnings: physical and sexual violence, suicide, child loss
“I look forward to a future defined by purpose, personal growth, and meaningful impact.”
For Rita*, education is not just a profession, it is a lifeline. Today she is a dedicated kindergarten teacher at the 3 Angels Nepal School, where she has been shaping young lives for more than 11 years. But her journey into education began with her own experience of transformation.
“For me, hope comes from the people and experiences that have shaped my life.”
At just 21 years old Gautam* is already shaping the future of his community. As a teacher at 3 Angels Nepal School, he stands in front of his classroom each day, guiding the next generation of students. But this is no ordinary classroom, and Gautam is no ordinary teacher.
“There was no-one to look after us.”
Shalva’s parents did everything they could to give him a carefree childhood and an education. His father worked tirelessly as a labourer on building sites, saving every penny to send his three children to school and put food in their belly’s. But when a tragic accident left him paralysed he was no-longer able to work.
“My family feared for my future.”
Mira* was born into the Chepang Tribe, one of the most isolated and poorest communities in Nepal.
Her family battled poverty and malnutrition daily. Mostly, they avoided starvation by surviving on tree roots.
“Their support helped me become who I am today.”
Yogesh is proud to be the Vulnerable Children’s Homes Program Manager with 3 Angels Nepal.
Yet once upon a time, Yogesh himself was one of the vulnerable children who sought urgent refuge at the homes.
“I am excited to run this shop—and to teach others.”
Geeta* hums softly while she sews.
With every stitch, the young Nepali woman is reminded of how significantly her life has changed in just a few years—since she was rescued from trafficking along the India-Nepal border.