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Girls learning Center & Dormitory
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Location: Ghyangphedi, Nepal

Our dormitory and learning center is located in the remote access Nepali Himalayas.  Our center provides equal access to education and accommodation for girls who live over a 2.5-hour trek from school and are at-risk for child sex trafficking and orphan trafficking. A dormitory has been identified by communities in this District as a very clear way to ensure girls can attend school since 70%  of victims are illiterate, disempowered, and living in poverty. 12  This project also supports the Nepal Government National Plan to eliminate child trafficking, outlined by the United Nations International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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Our leadership & self-development program is produced by our partner Community Leadership Nepal and RedPanda Women’s Group, and the social entrepreneurial component is comprised through our partner at NMB Bank.

We have successfully reached our funding goals for Phase 1, 2, & 3, and are currently fundraising for the remaining phases. Email us to view our project plan.

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Chandradaya Primary School, Udayapur Nepal
completed 2012

​Objective: Organized and granted the construction of a building and provided enrichment material, including a library, playground, and toilets, for a local primary school, serving over 100 students annually.
​Impact: The school has since seen a 92% primary graduation rate, and an increase in enrollment of 20%. ​
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Our Learning Centers & Dormitories allow girls who normally wouldn't have access to education due to distance, the opportunity to live near the local school and graduate. In some cases, they will be the first in their families to receive an education.
Nepal charities and local schools have worked with us to develop leadership curriculum and provide training for young women within a community. When a young woman can see her potential, and in turn, continue that ripple through her own community, is when trafficking stops.
​"Give the net, not the fish" is a philosophy we stand by. Local banks partner with us to provide a micro-savings and loan program, allowing recipients to take out micro-loans that wouldn't normally qualify to start businesses, improving income, and promoting commerce. Traffickers can earn an entire year's income from the sale of one girl. By replacing their income stream, trafficking is reduced. Global Orphan Prevention helps form women's groups, facilitate training, and provide farm-to-market facilitation.
When constructing our learning centers and educational facilities, we always employ locally. This helps inject income generation into the community. Additionally, we reduce transportation costs by bringing the brick-making to the community. We provide innovative machines, training and support, while empowering entrepreneurs to produce high-quality bricks, using local materials ideally suited to rural communities. Afterward, the machines are donated to the community to use as a social business. To date, we have employed 100 community members through our brick-making program.
Tackling the child trafficking epidemic wouldn't be complete without providing the skills and training to defend oneself should the situation arise. Volunteers work with us to provide training programs and workshops at local schools.
Current efforts have trained over 80 young women in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
We partner with international rescue organizations to provide valuable data that assists in the rescue of children from the villages in which we operate.
​To date, we have helped in locating 7 Nepali girls in Indian brothels. They are currently awaiting extraction.