Children Rescue Mission Nepal
is reaching out to many street children who fight to survive every single day
in Kathmandu, Nepal. Parents are working
12 to 15 hours a day, leaving their children all alone at home all day, being as
young as 4 years old. There are
approximately 5,000 street children in Kathmandu as of now, causing these
children to be potential targets for human trafficking. Children Rescue Mission Nepal targets slum
areas and provide children with warm meals and teach them to stay away from
human traffickers by leaflets and video presentations. Anti-Human Trafficking
videos are important in educating the people of Nepal since the whole country
is around 33% illiterate.
Large numbers of low-caste, orphaned, handicapped, and
otherwise impoverished children are often found roaming the streets of
Kathmandu. While many children found here are orphaned, some have parents but
they are unable to properly provide care for their children. Additionally, most of these children suffer
from inadequate education as well.
Children Rescue Mission Nepal is dedicated to educating these
often neglected children about the dangers of human trafficking and keeping
them off the streets and out of harm’s way.
