Young Women and Girls are being trafficked every single day.
 We know how to stop it.
We stop the abuse before it begins
We stop the abuse before it begins
Our Proven Model
We Identify, Intercept + Empower
This is how we do it:
- 13 Border Interception Booths actively stopping trafficking in real time.
- 13 Emergency Shelters offering immediate trauma-informed care for rescued young women and girls, including family reintegration.
- 2 Safe Houses offering long term care, emotional healing, and vocational training in tailoring computer. literacy, and hair and beauty work.
- A Halfway Home helping young women rebuild their futures through education scholarships.
- A Training Café offering hands-on training in hospitality and fast-food service, while teaching business skills for financial independence.
59 GIRLS are trafficked daily.
Help stop this. Become an Interception Partner.
59 GIRLS are trafficked daily.
Help stop this. Become an Interception Partner.
The Problem:
Traffickers prey on vulnerable young women and girls with false promises of jobs, education, or marriage, offering hope for a better life, only to deliver exploitation and abuse.
Every day, young women and girls are taken across the open Nepal-India border, often disappearing forever. Instead of freedom, they are trapped in brothels, subjected to violence, and stripped of their dignity. Others are forced to work in sweatshops or construction sites under bonded labour. Some are deceived into sham marriages and sold into servitude or prostitution. In the darkest cases, victims are targeted for organ harvesting.
FAQ’s
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Where do you operate?
We work exclusively along the southern Nepal–India border, in collaboration with local NGOs, police, bus companies, and community leaders.
What does interception involve?
Trained interception counsellors (many of them survivors themselves) identify red flags like grooming, fake job offers, or suspicious travel at borders and transit points. They speak with at-risk young women to assess danger and offer immediate support. This frontline intervention is often the last chance to prevent trafficking before a young woman disappears across the border.
What will an intercepted young woman receive at an emergency shelter?
At an emergency shelter, a girl receives immediate safety, food, rest, and compassionate support. Trained counsellors talk with her about her situation, offering emotional care and helping her understand her options. Shelters are designed to be safe and welcoming, offering a peaceful place to rest and recover while next steps are determined.
How many young women do you intercept?
We intercept 100 to 150 young women each month. In the past year, we prevented 1,701 young women from being trafficked.
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Every Daughter Matters is an Australian not-for-profit dedicated to preventing the trafficking of young Nepali women and girls. We do this through border interceptions, emergency shelters, safe homes, and long-term empowerment—working entirely through trusted, local partners in Nepal.
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Every Daughter Matters is an Australian not-for-profit dedicated to preventing the trafficking of young Nepali women and girls. We do this through border interceptions, emergency shelters, safe homes, and long-term empowerment—working entirely through trusted, local partners in Nepal
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