LSF graduate Sharda battled to complete her education despite polio, stigma, and friends kidnapped in front of her during civil war. Today, she works for the international NGO Save the Children and has a family and daughter of her own. This is her story, in her own words: I was born in a poor family and...
Read MoreIt’s me Akina R of Bhaktpur. Today I am going to tell you my story in short. Life and death are natural rules, which we cannot eliminate. This is the reason one unlucky girl was born in a poor family without her consent. And, that girl is me. I do not know, maybe because of a past...
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In November, our US team visited Nepal to see the exciting work going on there. A few highlights: 2014 Alumni Meeting: About 50 Little Sisters Fund graduates gathered in late November to share smiles, updates, and their thoughts on how to continue to make positive changes in the situation for women and girls in Nepal. Our...
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The Little Sisters Fund was recently featured on Girls's Globe "I didn’t know the right age for school. When I was a little girl, all my friends were in school but I was not. So I used to ask my father, ‘when can I go to school?’ He always replied, ‘next year.’ I used to dream...
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