The number of girls being trafficked is increasing. Following the earthquake in Nepal five months ago, an already bad situation is now getting worse. Efforts need to be doubled as does the need for prevention related activities. Education is the key.
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“My name is Grace Moraa. My parents died from AIDS and I'm now an orphan. But my life has many bright lights. I am twelve years old and in class seven at Suneka primary school. I now live with my aunty...
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By Francine Zhang
Jigmed Lhamo is a Seng Girl whose life is being transformed. She is such a sweet girl with a gentle personality. Since 2009, Jigmed has been sponsored by one of our very special child...
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By Clara
My name is Gaerjie and my teachers call me Clara as my class name for English study. I am very lucky and grateful that I had the chance to...
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by Ruth Gummin (16 years)
What comes to mind when you hear the words “summer” and “teen”? You might think of swimming, ice-cream, rollercoasters or summer job. Regardless of the activity, it really should involve...63 SHARES
To be able to return home and continue on with their education at local schools - that's an ideal outcome for many of the Seng Girls.
This is exactly what happened in September 2014 for 8 girls in the program.
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With the continued partnership of PCH, another 26 university level students have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to bring about sustainable change helping poor families and children. The PCH Capacity Building program, in partnership with Captivating...
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Happy International Children’s Day!
We love this day because it gives us a chance to reflect on what Captivating set out to accomplish seven years ago. Because of our passionately dedicated sponsors and donors, together we have been able to impact the...
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