Faraja Foundation through the initiative of Fr. Peter Meienberg established a daycare center at Lang'ata Women's Prison to benefit the women inmates who went to jail with their children

Faraja supports successful rehabilitation of women, men, youth and children in conflict with the law; serving custodial or non-custodial sentences. Our goal is to contribute towards the realization of behavior change and reform among these target group.

Most of these boys have been in conflict with the law and have spent time in the youth prisons, probation centers, rehabilitation schools but are now reformed. Faraja Foundation leaves no one behind and we can help these young men achieve their dreams.

Offenders should not become victims of human rights violations. Duty bearers are equipped to address rehabilitation in adherence to human rights best practices.

Faraja Foundation runs community adaptation projects that aim to adequately prepare prisoners, youth and children in conflict with the law in the target institutions for community re-entry.

Faraja has focused on reducing human suffering among deserving offenders’ families and the less fortunate in the society. We cushion the families of the offenders and the less fortunate against adverse effects of the criminal justice process.