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Border interception and village prevention where girls are targeted first. The first Bhitri Sundarta club met in Kathmandu in June 2010, and our prevention model was born here. Each country office is run by local leadership and held to one global standard of care. Program figures for this country are being compiled for our next impact report. See our reports or ask us directly.
Every Daughter Project country runs the same three-stage model. Here is how it shows up on the ground in Nepal right now.
Community clubs, girls' empowerment curricula, and local awareness work that protect girls before exploitation begins.
Law enforcement partnerships, risk identification, and residential therapeutic care for survivors, trauma-informed from hour one.
Counselling, legal advocacy, vocational training, family reunification, and follow-up until she is fully home.
Direct your gift to the Nepal program at checkout. 100% of a directed gift is tracked to this program, and we send quarterly field reports from the local team.
