2018 - 2022
The vision and action plan presented during the launch represented the strategic direction that Faraja Foundation, a charitable organization is taking to ensure sustainability of the social intervention programs that the organization has implemented since 1999.
PROJECTS
Over 5,000 prison staff and Over 10,000 capacity developed for improved rehabilitation of inmates.
“Console and Empower”
WELCOME TO FARAJA FOUNDATION
WHO WE ARE
The Foundation (Faraja) is a Not-for-Profit organization located in South B, 10km to the South-Eastern side of Nairobi CBD.
Our History
The Foundation (formerly Faraja Trust) was founded in 1999 by a Swiss Benedictine Priest called Fr. Peter Meienberg for the benefit of the vulnerable members of the society among them women, refugees, and children. Over time, he realized how wanting the living conditions were in prisons when he had to bail out refugees in Nairobi’s women and male prisons and as a result, prisons became the core focus for Faraja.
Our Vision
A Peaceful, Safe and Dignified Society.
Our Mission
Rehabilitate and Reintegrate offenders and children in conflict with the law in a rights-based approach through capacity development, advocacy, and community adaptation interventions.
Our Rallying Call
“Console and Empower”
WE ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
The primary purpose for the Foundation has been to provide the support needed by vulnerable people to grow, expand, and realize their full potential and capabilities through spiritual and emotional care, emergency humanitarian aid, skills training, small business start-up support, counseling, vocational training, and provision of scholarship opportunities.
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OUR PROGRAMS
Community Adaptation Projects (CAP)
The focus of community adaptation projects is the effective reintegration of offenders back into the society.
Capacity Development Projects (CDP)
This is a response to support the successful rehabilitation of women, men, youth and children in conflict with the law; serving custodial or non-custodial sentences.
Human Rights Advocacy Projects (HRAP)
Engaging in the promotion of human rights in institutions holding offenders in Kenya in partnership with like-minded organizations
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Do you want learn more about our all programs. Please visit all programs page.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Performance For Change / Peer Counseling Training
Performance For Change / Peer Counseling Training Venue: Manyani Prison Date: 8th -12th October 2018 Lead Trainers: Christine Odero
Inmates Peer Counseling Training
Inmates Peer Counseling Training Venue: Naivasha Main Prison Date:17th -21st September 2018 Lead Trainer: Christine Odero.
Senior Officers –HR training at PSTC – Prisons Staff Training College
Senior Officers –HR training at PSTC – Prisons Staff Training ...
Do you want learn more about our all events. Please visit All Events.
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RECENT NEWS
Business Startup Skills Training
Faraja Foundation is currently empowering offenders with business startup skills. Through the business skills transfer training, we are helping the offenders realize that they have ...
Justice in Offender Rehabilitation.
Prisons around the world exist to contain and rehabilitate offenders. Kenya prisons service has the key responsibility of Keeping in safe custody all prisoners placed ...
Peer Counselling
Peer counseling is a very important area of capacity development especially in prison because client’s go through a wide range of psychological stress and are ...
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