RESCUE Ever yDAY 2020

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Mission for Tribes and Nations

www.tribesnepal.org
Our Mission:
Our mission is, with the love of Jesus, to
end human trafficking in Nepal. We do
this by raising awareness in communities
of the evils of human trafficking. This is
effective in preventing girls from being
trafficked.
We provide monitoring and interdiction
at hot spots such as hotels, bus stations,
border car parks and border stations,
where we find girls who have been
deceived by sex brokers.
After we rescue the girls, we take them
to our emergency shelter where we
provide each girl with counselling and
restoration.
Through time, the girls will either go
back to their own village or start life
afresh in a different community. We
make sure that when these girls leave us,
they are emotionally stable and capable of
living independently.
Srijana, a ?RESCUE EveryDAY?worker speaks to
villagers in the Nawalparasi District.
As they start life afresh, many of the girls
have found jobs, developed small
businesses, became students or social
change agents.
As well as addressing the lack of
community awareness on trafficking, we
work towards addressing poverty in the
community. We also address issues with
local councils and government offices
where we see gaps in their policies and
procedures. Our aim is to make their
policies more ?women friendly?.
In 2019, our Rescue EveryDAY team
reached 92 villages and over 18,500
people, raising awareness on the Sex
Trafficking trade. Now these villagers
recognize brokers as they enter their
community and they can fight against
them to protect their daughters. Our goal
for the year 2020 is to raise awareness to
over 20,000 people in Nepal's 'at high
risk' villages.
 Rescue EveryDAY?Team Leaders

Fr om Pr iya Gahtr aj, Bor der Staff

My name is Priya Gahtraj. I started working for Rescue EveryDAY in January 2018 as a
Border Counsellor/ Inspector at the Mahespur Border to India. I work from 8 am till 6
pm, six days a week. Every day, I check over 100 vehicles including cars, trucks, pick-ups,
rickshaws, three wheeler tempos and motorcycles. I get very tired physically, but I am
committed to ensure that when I am there, no brokers will cross the border with our
innocent girls. Checking every person is very challenging as most people become angry at
me for stopping them and asking about their purpose of
going to India.
One day, I stopped a pick-up truck at the border, and
asked the 2 girls inside to get down out of the truck.
The driver - a broker - told me he knows me very well
and that one day he would throw acid over my face so
that I will never again show my face to anyone.
Another time, another broker offered me a percentage
of the money he makes every month if I helped him to
cross girls to India. Another example of my job is that
one evening, I was at my booth counselling a girl and a
group of 4 men came and pulled the girl out of the booth. Then they started to hit the
booth. They were going to attack me but I called the police and they left.
Of course it is challenging and high risk work but my heart rejoices when I see gratitude
tears in the eyes of the girls whom we stop as they realise they were saved from being sold
into Brothels if we have not stopped them.
 Attack ed by Tr affick er s
W hil e Rescuing Gir l s fr om Br othel s

I am Aliya BK. I have worked with RESCUE EveryDAY since 2016. My work is to
rescue girls directly from Indian Brothels and Red Light areas in co-operation with
Indian and Nepalese Police. I have many enemies who have targeted me to kill me
because I cause their businesses to go down. I have received many death threats, and I
have police protection to an extent, but in September 2019, as I was coming home by
motorbike, a brick was thrown at me, causing me to come off my bike. I injured my
chest and my left eye was badly injured by the brick, and now I cannot see with my left
eye.
Our Pr ojects & Activities:
Rescue Ever yDAY Pr ojects & Activities ar e l isted under the fol l ow ing headings:
1. Rescuing, Counsel ing and Tr aining Victims of Human Tr affick ing,
2. Spir itual and Mor al Campaigns in the Community,
3. Micr o Business Oppor tunities to Str engthen and Suppor t the Gir l s.

1. Rescuing, Counsel ing and Tr aining Victims of Human Tr affick ing:

- 1.1 Patrolling the ?at risk?places.
- 1.2 Rescuing victims of Human Trafficking.
- 1.3 Providing information and counselling on human trafficking.
- 1.4 Counselling the girls in our Safe Homes.
- 1.5 Providing short term vocational training.
- 1.6 Providing education and scholarship to the rescued and needy girls.

2. Spir itual and Mor al Campaigns in the Community:

- 2.1 Providing leadership and other life skills training.
- 2.2 Conducting awareness and moral / spiritual education in communities.
- 2.3 Distributing educational / awareness materials.
- 2.4 Training Street Drama groups and conducting shows.
- 2.5 Promoting public awareness and sensitivity on human trafficking issues.
- 2.6 Raising awareness on how to deal with violence and abuse in society.
- 2.7 Conducting daily social counselling and guidance.

3. Micro Business Opportunities to Strengthen and Support the Girls:

- 3.1 Organising preliminary Micro Business Training for the rescued girls.
- 3.2 Supporting the girls to explore local opportunities for model businesses.
- 3.3 Supporting the girls in achieving business start-ups by seeding money,
and thus providing these girls with foundations for their micro businesses.
- 3-4 Promoting co-ordination with local civil societies and businesses.

'Aswehavethereforeopportunity, let usdogood untoall men,

especially untothosewhoare of thehousehold of faith.' (Galatians 6:10)
 A stor y of a Rescue Gir l and How
Her Life W as Tr ansfor med

My name is Parbati BK. At the age of 12, I married a man who was 30 years old. My husband
told me he had a job in Delhi, India, so I went with him. I did not know what his work was in
India, but nearby our room there was a house. My husband asked me to go and work there
doing housework, washing dishes and clothes. I started working there. There was only a man
with no wife in the house. I felt very uncomfortable in his presence. Every day when I went
there I saw how he was looking at me with a very bad look in his eyes. One day, in the early
evening, he caught me and raped me. I shouted at him but I could not escape from him.
W hen I came home that night, I told my husband. He threatened me and told me not to tell
anyone but instead to serve him. I was very upset and sad and I stopped going to work. One
morning, my husband hit me and threatened to kill me if I did not go back to work. The next
morning, I went to work. There were several people there drinking, and they got very drunk.
As I was there, they group raped me. I thought of killing myself but later I found out I was
pregnant. I told my husband I was pregnant and he said it?s not his. He stopped caring for me.
I wanted to go back to Nepal but I did not know how to escape from this hell. I shared my
situation with my neighbor and she gave me some money, enough to get me to Nepal by bus.
W hen I came home, my relatives, villagers and even my parents didn't want to accept me into
the village. I wanted to kill myself but I could not. I had lost all hope so I decided to go back
to brothels but I met Pastor Ruben on the Border. He wiped my tear from my eye and he said I
will be his daughter. He took me in to the Safe Home. Here, I got to live in a family
environment. I learned Sewing and Embroidery. Six months later Ruben bought me a sewing
machine and helped me to start a sewing shop. Today, I have a shop and I have son whom I
take very good care of. I am no longer a prostitute, but a skillful woman. More than this, I got
to know Christ and I am water baptized.
Saf e Hom es & Tr ain in g

Beauty Parlor Training at Nawalparasi Safe Home

Sewing and Embroidery Training at Rupandehi Safe Home

 Get Invol ved
- Can you be one of our Prayer Partners and share about our project with your church or
home groups?

- Can you sponsor a rescued girl?It costs £30 or US$ 40 a month to cover living expenses
(toiletries, food and laundry) for one girl. W ith this sponsor, we will also provide some
income generating skills.

- W ould you be willing to sponsor a girl on a monthly basis?We can provide you girls info.

- Could you sponsor a girl if she had an opportunity to start in business?

- Could you donate any amount, no matter how small?It does make a difference.We pay
our teams a small wage.

- We also need to print leaflets and posters. A small donation of £2, £5 or £10 would go
towards our printing cost which would be used to promote awareness.W hether it?s a
?One-off?donation or a Monthly donation ? it will be used to help these girls, and the
many who will be in need in the future. Every penny does help.

Connect
Pastor Ruben Rasail i
USA OFFICE
Founder & Director (NEPAL)
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P O Box: 08 Parasi, Nawalparasi,
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mftnuk@gmail.com www.mftnglobal.org
07900180880
MfTN is a Registered Charity in Texas under 501 (c) (3). All donations are Tax Deductible, allowable by law.

Ruben Rasail i Yubr aj B.K. Sir ij ana Soni Nikit a Kuwar BAsant a pandey
Founder & Director Program Coordinator Counsellor & Trainer Bus Park Counsellor Embroidery Teacher
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