After a while, Bora came to an organisation called BVES for help. They take care of children who have been victims of the war. 
“It felt wonderful to come here! Like coming home. There are lots of girls here who share the same experiences, and we support one another. Finally I can go to school again! We also learn a lot about the rights of the child here, mostly through working with the World’s Children’s Prize program.”

Child Rights Ambassador
Bora and nine other girls have trained as Child Rights Ambassadors so that they can visit schools to talk about the rights of the child - especially girls’ rights – and the World’s Children’s Prize. 
“The other girls elected me as their chairperson. That made me so happy, because 
I believe this is so important! Through The Globe I have learned that when my father refused to take care of me just because I was a girl, and when the soldiers exploited me, those were violations of my rights. My own experiences have made me want to fight for girls’ rights. As a WCP ambassador I can really do that.
“Through talking to people at schools, we hope that other girls will be able to avoid the things that many of us ambassadors have experienced. It’s also important that we tell both girls and boys about girls’ rights. If boys learn about girls’ rights now, there is less of a risk that they will treat their daughters or other girls the way my father and the soldiers treated me. On our school visits we also meet boys who have been child soldiers, but I am not afraid to tell my story. The World’s Children’s Prize has given me courage, and this work is far too important to go around being afraid!”

“I haven’t seen my mother and sisters since the soldiers took them away. We are still looking for my family, and I really hope that we’ll manage to track them down. But living here at the BVES home is the closest I’ve come to having a real family since I lost my mother. We older children help the younger ones. We wash dishes, clean, do the laundry, cook and so on. Just like a real family. And we play a lot together,” says Bora.