-- Manila street kids

　　There are millions of people living on the street of Manila, many of whom are kids. They spend every minute living off the streets - bullying others and getting bullied, being sexually abused and sexually abusing others, tempting others to take drugs and being sucked into the world of drugs themselves. The only mode of eking out a living which they are familiar with is none other than begging, prostituting, stealing and dabbling in drugs...

　　Butch is all too familiar with this mode of living as he grew up in the streets. He could have opted for a "proper" job upon his reformation, but he chose to return to the streets so that he could be with the street kids and help them change their way of living.

　　Paige Chua embarks on a street journey with Butch and witnesses how this once fallen angel pushes forth an almost impossible mission with a steadfast devotion.

电视剧《仁心侠旅2/The Activist's Journey 2》剧情分集介绍：第三集 -- 山谷的曙光

　　尼泊尔有大约185万名视障人士，其中约三万人是完全失明的儿童，九万个半失明的儿童。而大多数的视障儿童都生活在偏远落后的村落。

　　在尼泊尔人的传统观念中，视障是一种罪孽。许多视障孩子受到歧视，被唾弃在最阴暗的角落里。

　　但是，有一位侠客，以一种义无返顾的热情改变了这些孩子的命运。

　　史特本身半失明，但是毅力和记忆力超强，他在山区完成了基本教育之后，到首都加德满都接受高中教育，后来还到印度参加一个社会企业课程，回国后成立了盲人流动学校，把教育带到失明孩子的跟前。

　　史特其实可以胜任比较舒适和收入比较丰厚的工作，但是他一心选择了一条比较艰辛的道路。

　　山中全盲的孩子，如何因为史特的行动而改写了自己的人生剧本？

　　-- The Hidden Light of Hope in Humla

　　Nepal has 1.85 million visually-handicapped people, of which 30,000 children are totally blind and 90,000 partially blind. Most of these children live in remote villages in the mountains.

　　According to Nepali tradition, being visually-handicapped is seen as a curse, hence many blind children face discrimination and are neglected.

　　Chitup, a Nepali who is visually-challenged, set up a mobile blind school, offering Braille education to the blind children in the mountainous areas. Chitup, born in a remote village of Humla, is one of the few visually-handicapped who has completed his college education in Kathmandu. He learned about social entrepreneurship in India and was enlightened to set up a mobile school, bring education to the blind in the remote villages.