 Her continued work through the organization has led to the opening of four children's homes, two schools, and various other social projects aimed at helping prisoners and their children.She was one of three finalist nominees for the 2014 "World's Children's Prize", and on October 22, 2014 was awarded the World's Children's Honorary Award by Queen Silvia of Sweden.Born into poverty in rural Nepal, Ranamagar was unable to attend school like her brothers and instead learned to read and write by practicing letters with a stick on the dust in her yard.