A New Dawn for Lalita:
From Hardship to Hope with Save Asian Souls
In the bustling confines of a hotel, Lalita Maya Chepang, a mere twelve years old, finds herself toiling relentlessly in a job, under the weight of burdens no child should bear. She looks much younger than twelve.
With the loss of her mother at a tender age and her father lost in a distant land, Lalita was left adrift in a sea of uncertainty, devoid of guardianship and bereft of hope.
Left with no recourse, Lalita was left to labor in the hotel, where some safety there was actually a luxury but the specter of human trafficking loomed ominously. In the absence of proper guardianship, she navigates a perilous path fraught with dangers, her innocence overshadowed by the harsh realities of exploitation and abuse.
However, amidst the shadows, a glimmer of hope emerges. The compassionate gaze of a minister falls upon Lalita, recognizing the injustice of her plight and extending a hand of compassion and support. Moved by her resilience and determination, the minister reached out to Save Asian Souls, asking for us to intervene and offer Lalita a chance at a better life.
Soon, Lalita's journey will take a new turn as the SAS team prepares to rescue her from the perilous confines of the hotel. In the sanctuary of a mini safe house, she will find refuge and care, shielded from the dangers that once threatened to engulf her. Here, amidst the warmth of compassionate souls, Lalita will be nurtured and supported, her dreams rekindled and her spirit restored.
As Lalita embarks on this journey of transformation, let us stand in solidarity with her, offering our support, prayers and commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of every child. Together, let us ensure that no child suffers the indignities of exploitation and abuse, and that every young life, like Lalita's, is given the opportunity to flourish and thrive in a world filled with hope and possibility because of Christians who are willing to sacrifice to help children like her.
Lalita has not yet settled into a safe house but she will be under our care shortly. I know you will be touched to read this story of a little girl, abandoned and alone in the world without parents or loved ones to care for her. Remember her in your prayers as she embarks on a new life very soon with our help. More will be reported about her soon. Love, Pat
