ABOUT MAITI NEPAL
Maiti Nepal: A Sanctuary of Hope and Justice
Maiti Nepal, founded by Ms. Anuradha Koirala in 1993, has been resolute in its mission to combat human trafficking, rescue victims, and advocate the rights of women and children in Nepal. What started as a modest shelter for a handful of survivors has evolved into a diverse organization. Maiti Nepal not only saves and helps survivors of violence but also empowers them through education and vocational training, promoting long-term sustainability.
The organization’s remarkable work hasn’t gone unnoticed; it has garnered recognition and awards, including the prestigious CNN Hero of the Year Award and the Padma Shri Award for its founder. As we delve into Maiti Nepal’s world, you’ll encounter stories of resilience, hope, and transformation that emanate from the organization’s dedicated efforts. Maiti Nepal stands as a beacon of compassion and determination, striving to create a world free from exploitation and abuse.
A Future Without Exploitation
At Maiti Nepal, we dream of a world where no woman or child is sold, exploited, or forgotten. We stand as a family to the lost, a voice to the unheard, and a force against injustice. With your support, we continue to rewrite destinies and restore hope—one life at a time.
Together, we can end human trafficking.
Mission
Reaching out to all exploited and high-risk children, adolescent girls, and women adopting the rights-based approach, creating the critical mass, empowering survivors and securing livelihood opportunities.
Vision
A society free from human trafficking, violence, and all forms of exploitation, ensuring dignity.
Goal
Prevention and mitigation of human trafficking, violence, and exploitation reaching out to 60% of the high-risk population by 2025.