In Nepal, BSF collaborated with a group of sixteen students from Canberra, Friends of Himalayan Children, and the Australian National University to support the creation of the first library in the village of Batase. Inaugurated in December 2018, this library combines a physical reading and educational resource space with an Ideas Cube digital device, specifically designed to raise awareness about the risks of human trafficking.
Through adapted audiovisual content, the project aims to strengthen access to information and education—key factors in preventing misinformation, illiteracy, and poverty—while encouraging youth engagement around BSF’s values.
