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.
This program also allows children to come into the studio and be part of the conversation. This is empowering children to have a voice and showing them that their voice matters. Not only does it help with their confidence in speaking but also brings the added sense of value and belonging.
Children love to listen to each other tell their stories, and share their gifts. This program is reaching vulnerable children in remote locations and having an impact that we might never even know about.
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The existence of gender-based violence remains widespread in Nepali society. There are many women who have witnessed instances of gender-based violence within their families, communities, and cultures.
During the 16-day campaign against gender violence, the radio aired a program each day in order to...
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Laxmi K.C is a teacher at a government school in Nepal. She is fascinated with the work of 3 Angels Nepal, and she shared that there she was not educated about human trafficking when she was in school. Fast forward today, and her eyes are opened to the many girls who fell victim...
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There are moments in life when it is hard to believe why bad things happen and that is what exactly *Sharmaine (name changed for privacy) felt when she became a victim. The incident traumatized her, and she was on the verge of committing suicide.
The police referred her to 3 Angels Nepal...
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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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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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