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Saraswoti is one of the girls who have been helped by the Captivating Village Program.

The best way to prevent human trafficking is increasing awareness about it. Just this month, our local partner in Nepal, 3 Angels Nepal, conducted an interactive awareness program among the Safe Haven residents and teens from Children Home.
A total of 30 participants were ready to lean in as our team talked about the trends of trafficking, use of social media, and various factors that influence trafficking like society, culture, beliefs, unemployment, unawareness, poverty, open border, family, violence, and natural calamities.
It was such an eye-opener and we’re glad to see more and more Nepali grow in their awareness of trafficking.
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Saraswoti is one of the girls who have been helped by the Captivating Village Program.
Last August 28th, the Universe English Boarding School in a province of Nepal hosted the Hamro Abhiyan program, which was attended by 110 participants.
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