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Girls' education makes a world of difference for a community in Nepal
Sona Sada walks one hour to get to the government school. The 15-year-old gladly makes the long trek from her village in Dumraha, Nepal. She is a Mushahar, a member of the landless tribe considered 'untouchable' in her country. She never dreamed that she would go to school. Her family is poor, and like most Mushahars, she seemed destined to remain illiterate.
Outreach clinics in temple courtyards
Once a month, a pilgrimage shelter beside the famous Machhendranath temple in Bungamati - a small town located in the Kathmandu Valley - is transformed into a bustling outreach clinic.
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