Esther Benjamin Memorial Foundation (EBMF) is a non-political, non-profitable and non-government organisation constituted with its only aim to provide social service. The organisation has been working for the welfare of the marginalised, backward and poor children who are trammelled by the multiple social problems, living in vulnerable condition, at risk and always in need of immediate support. Since its establishment in 2007, the organisation has rescued over 950 children and has safely reunified most of them with their family.
EBMF has been supporting the rescued children for their post-rescue care by reuniting them with families where possible. For those children
Our aim is to ensure safer childhoods by ending child slavery through enabling system and community to rescue, re-integrate(reunite) and empower children at risk.
Our Vision is to enable every child to exercise their rights for their wellbeing.
To protect children from trafficking
To stop child trafficking and to ensure protection and development of the vulnerable children.
EBMF’s Anti-Trafficking Programme focuses on preventing child trafficking through community-based...
EBMF supports school infrastructure development by improving WASH facilities (toilets,...
EBMF conducts teacher training in project locations under the “Better...
EBMF provides bursary support to students in community schools across...
EBMF implements rescue operations in coordination with local administration, police,...
Children are placed in a transit home after rescue, where...
EBMF works to reunite rescued children with their families or...
EBMF operates a child care home to provide long-term protection...
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Children rescued
Children reunited with their families
Young people supported
Traffickers prosecuted cases
Traffickers jailed
Safe in school project benefits
Food parcel support to families
Temporary learning center
Chaitan (name changed) is a 19-year-old young man from Dolakha District in northern Nepal. Today, he...
03 Mar, 2026