Trafficked children
urgently need
your help.

You can help to keep vulnerable children in Nepal safe, nurtured and fed next year.

Emergency Appeal
Every single dollar goes to the field

At-risk children are facing an uncertain future.

Join the front line fight against human trafficking, a $150 billion industry, and change the lives of 150 children today.

 9,000 

Nepali children are trafficked into the sex industry or child labour every year.

 4,837 

girls and women rescued from slavery by 3 Angels Nepal last year.

 1.1 million 

Nepali children are engaged in child labour.

Vulnerable Children’s Homes

Our Field Partner, 3 Angels Nepal, works tirelessly rescuing and rehabilitating children from the horrors of human trafficking.

They are facing unprecedented financial pressures and need your help to keep these children safe next year.

Every single dollar goes to the field

Our 100% Giving Model

We guarantee that every single dollar you give will go directly to the field to support trafficked and at-risk children.

You have the power to make a difference…

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$50

could feed a trafficked or at-risk child for one month

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$90

could educate and counsel a trafficked child for one month

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$180

could fully support one trafficked or at-risk child for one month

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$2160

could fully support one trafficked or at-risk child for one year

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$6000

could feed a home of 10 trafficked or at-risk children for a year

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You can give emergency relief today.

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“I hated my parents for leaving me, for not loving me. I felt so sad.”


At just five years old, Monorohi* was abandoned by her parents on the streets of Pokhara. 

Left to fend for herself, find shelter and food, she was scared and hungry.

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“I had to do everything I was told, I lived in constant fear.”


At the tender age of 13 Neha was sold into a sham marriage and forced to work on building sites where she was abused by her co-workers.

She still remembers the day her...

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“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...

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“I did not feel anything good, all day I was sad.”


At just six years old Ditya* was forced to make and sell alcohol by her aunt.

She was denied the opportunity to go to school and was instead kept as a slave by the family...

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“I hated my parents for leaving me, for not loving me. I felt so sad.”


At just five years old, Monorohi* was abandoned by her parents on the streets of Pokhara. 

Left to fend for herself, find shelter and food, she was scared and hungry.

READ MORE

Video banner for Ceta

“I had to do everything I was told, I lived in constant fear.”


At the tender age of 13 Neha was sold into a sham marriage and forced to work on building sites where she was abused by her co-workers.

She still remembers the day her...

READ MORE

Video banner for Ceta

“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...

READ MORE

Video banner for Ceta

“I did not feel anything good, all day I was sad.”


At just six years old Ditya* was forced to make and sell alcohol by her aunt. She was denied the opportunity to go to school and was instead kept as a slave by the family...

READ MORE

Learn the facts
about human trafficking.

Your generosity today will give emergency relief to trafficked and at-risk children in Nepal.

All Australian donations are fully tax deductible.

Funding Policy: All gifts made here will be directed to the Give Freedom International emergency appeal. Please note, any funds raised in excess of the need will be directed to Give Freedom’s program focus known as The Pokhara Project, in partnership with 3 Angels Nepal.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How will my gift be used?

Your generous, tax-deductible gift will go directly to the field and help our Field Partner with the day-to-day running costs of the vulnerable children’s homes. Currently there are 150 children, aged between 2 and 18, living in the homes, which provide safe accommodation and holistic support–such as healthcare and access to formal education–for trafficked and at-risk children. 

Your gift will enable 3 Angels Nepal to buy nutritious food, pay rent and bills, and cover additional expenses such as clothing and equipment, for all these children. Giving points–i.e $50 could feed a trafficked child for one month–are representative of the real costs our Field Partner has delivering this life-saving programme.

Any funds raised in excess of this will be directed to Give Freedom’s program focus known as The Pokhara Project. This infrastructure and capacity building work is in partnership with 3 Angels Nepal.

What about The Pokhara Project?

The Pokhara Project is a joint building development designed to increase the capacity and impact of our Field Partner, 3 Angels Nepal. It is a long-term project, requiring substantial funding, and remains our long-term focus.

However, our Field Partner is facing an emergency need and we cannot ignore this. By supporting them to overcome this urgent challenge, together we can ensure they are thriving when The Pokhara Project is built. 

Our funding model allows us to raise funds for disaster relief and other emergency support for our Field Partner prior to the completion of The Pokhara Project. In the event the appeal reaches the required amount, excess funds will be directed to our joint venture with 3 Angels Nepal, The Pokhara Project.

Are the stories true and the pictures real?

Sadly the stories are true. All the children have been supported by a trained counsellor to speak about their past, and these stories are shared with permission. 

To uphold the child’s safety and dignity we have used pseudonyms, as indicated by the use of an asterisk, and representational photos only. While we do share some real images and footage of children, we will never do so where the specifics of trauma and violence can be linked to any individual.

We acknowledge the difficult line we walk in sharing these stories–we would never want to contribute to the ongoing trauma of any victim of human trafficking, nor be exploitative in any way. This is a responsibility we feel deeply, and we commit to being open to learn and make changes when needed.

How does the 100% Giving Model work?

We promise that 100% of every dollar you give goes directly to our international development work.

This 100% Giving Model is made possible by the Give Freedom Foundation, an incredible group of private partners who cover all of Give Freedom International’s fundraising and administrative costs–everything from credit card processing fees to website hosting costs. This means that every dollar you give is freed up for program activities that directly support children at risk of trafficking. Australian donations are also fully tax-deductible.

Learn more about our 100% Giving Model.

What happens if you don’t raise all the funds required?

Without vital funds our Field Partner faces an uncertain future and ultimately will be unable to keep the program running at its current level supporting 150 trafficked and at-risk children.

As older children graduate from the program their places will be closed. In real terms this means fewer children will be cared for and the doors will be closed to new cases, meaning rescued and at-risk children will be forced to find help elsewhere.

Read more FAQs about our work and long-term development project here.