Pamila’s dressmaking shop is well cared-for and inviting: lively, bright fabrics and sample dress designs catch the eye and welcome customers into the small space, formerly a family living room. The store is separated from the back of the house by a large curtain, behind which is hidden is a humble bedroom sparsely furnished with
Are you unable to attend the Hope for Freedom gala this year? Don't worry, there are some other very important ways that you can participate: 1. Give a cash gift to the cause. Click here to donate. 2. Donate wine. We are having a wine game! If you donate 4 or more bottles, you can
Human Trafficking is a global issue that affects every country, but most individuals, especially here in the US, are not directly affected by it. So why do we care? Hear from some of our supporters about what inspired them to take up the fight against human trafficking. "People all over should be free." - Sybil Schwartzbach,
Long-time Friends of WPC Nepal volunteer, Brian Benkhen, along with several other volunteers, visited the safe home in Hetauda, Nepal this summer to further WPC's mission: build relations between the WPC safe home and the community and ultimately increase awareness and prevention of human trafficking. The volunteers, along with the WPC safe home staff, traveled
Friends of WPC Nepal Volunteer, Sarah Longino, writes about her experience as a volunteer at the WPC safe home in Hetauda, Nepal. In October 2017, I quit my marketing job to pursue something more meaningful. All I knew was that I wanted to help fight the human trafficking crisis that was happening throughout the world,
Come to our annual auction and gala on Friday, September 21st, 2018. Help raise over $100,000 so more women and kids in Nepal can be saved from the risks and abuses of human trafficking. The 8th annual Hope for Freedom Gala with a live and silent auction will inspire you to action as we work
Trafficking into the brothels of India and domestic and sexual slavery in the Middle East is a historic trade, with between 5,000 and 12,000 girls aged from as young as 7 years old disappearing from Nepal every year. An estimated 200,000 girls from Nepal are working in brothels in India. The average lifespan of a girl working in prostitution in
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