More about Suyog’s cause behind 13 Peaks:

For generations, Nepal has struggled to fully amend and enforce the Human Trafficking and Transportation Act (HTTCA), leaving critical gaps in protection. These gaps have allowed human trafficking to persist, resulting in the exploitation of thousands of children and young people.

Remote villages across Nepal are among the most vulnerable. Families facing poverty and limited opportunity are often approached with false promises of better education, safety, and a future for their children. Instead, many of these children are trafficked, losing their freedom and security before they ever realize what has happened.

Founded by the late Olga Murray, the recipient of the 2005 World of Children Humanitarian Award, Nepal Youth Foundation has continuously provided prevention programs, community education in remote villages, safe housing, and long-term support for children and survivors.

Further Reading about NYF’s great work and legacy:

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/sfgate/name/olga-murray-obituary?id=54443333

https://nepalyouthfoundation.org/financials-page/