This young lady volunteered at 3ACR for 3 months. As a teacher in a local school, she is passionate about children’s rights and has a strong desire to join the fight against trafficking.
After three months of volunteering, the station manager offered her employment at the station. She is now leading the children’s program and has received several requests from schools and parents to visit and talk with the students. Her contribution in this increase of requests and participation from the audience is a great opportunity for us as we strengthen our advocacy on child rights and women’s issues.
Celebrating all the women around the world making significant contributions in their homes, families, and communities. Happy Women’s Month!
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Sushmita (34) regularly listens to 3 Angels Community Radio. She and her husband work as laborers and can only earn money on days when they can find work. Recently, she came into the station with her son and shared her story.
She was frequently offered work in hotels abroad by people. “As...
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The 3 Angels Community Radio (3ACR) team has played a significant role in solving women’s issues relating to domestic violence. Ramita told us that she was abused by her husband and family members. She belongs to the lower caste in...
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Sixteen children were interviewed in the 3 Angels Nepal Community Radio's “Children’s Garden Program”. This radio program has been popular among students for learning, entertaining, and getting the latest news and information on a range of relevant topics.
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While Janani (not her real name) delivered her baby at the public hospital, she was found to be infected with COVID-19. She was then kept in isolation while her husband was unable to see her and their newborn for two weeks. Due to the medical expenses, all their family's savings were depleted.
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Throughout this pandemic, 3ACR has been an evolving resource for the needy.
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Throughout the Nepal lockdown, 3 Angels Community Radio has been continuously helping communities through informative radio programming as well as distribution of basic necessities such as food and clothing.
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