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Faraja Foundation is non-profit organization registered as a company limited by guarantee in 2011 but was previously a social intervention implementing department of Faraja Trust founded by Fr. Peter Meienberg and registered in 1999.

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Faraja Foundation

3 days ago

Faraja Foundation joins the Kenya Prisons Service in celebrating the 35 years of dedicated service of Madam Mary Nekesa Khaemba, being the immediate former Director for Offender Correction and Rehabilitation. During her tenure, endless problems were solved, countless projects were completed, many partners were brought on board to ensure that so many people’s lives are changed forever. Being an exceptional leader, mentor, and a friend of Faraja, she joins us as a member of the Board of Directors, to continue with the journey of consolation and empowerment of inmates and children in conflict with the law.#CongratulationsMadamMaryKhaemba#HappyRetirement#WelcomeToFaraja#WeCareWeServe ... See MoreSee Less

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Faraja Foundation

1 week ago

Our interventions are all geared towards #successfulreintegration of offenders to the society. The process requires a lot of collaboration and partnerships with various stakeholders to ensure that the process is successful. In this feature, the family, the church and the Kenya Prisons Service are seen to be key stakeholders in the reintegration process. We joined these stakeholders by donating an economic empowerment toolkit to ensure financial stability as he resettles in the society.www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b4MfBIVfJI#successfulreintegration#communityadaptationprojects #farajafoundationcares#supportusreachmore ... See MoreSee Less

Ex-offender Reintegration Process

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Moses Muriithi Njoki is an ex-offender from Jamhuri Short Sentence Prison. Before prison, he was working as a painter and sign writer. After serving 6 years ...

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Faraja Foundation is at Nairobi Remand Prison Industrial Area.

1 week ago

In collaboration with the Kenya Prisons Service, we have been promoting creative skills and learning through #arttherapy at Nairobi Industrial Area Remand and Allocation Prison. The activity was participatory with many inmates taking up paint brushes to improve their environment, being guided by our Arts Trainer, Billy Mutu. The outcome of this activity was improved #selfesteem, #confidence, and #selfawareness among the inmates who participated. Moreover, there was an improved outlook of the prison, which has the largest number of inmates in the remand section.Here is the before and after#supportusreachmore#farajafoundationcares ... See MoreSee Less

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Faraja Foundation is in Mombasa, Kenya.

2 weeks ago

67 Kenya Prisons Service Officers have today graduated after completing a two weeks training on #perfomanceforchange. In an occasion graced by the Kenya Prisons Service Coastal Regional Commander ACGP Hassan Bugu, he emphasized on the importance of this training which was concluded on the #suicideprevention2021 day. He emphasized on the Self Awareness module and appreceated the Commisioner General of Prisons for exploring the open door enhancement policy.#farajafoundationcares#capacitydevelopmentprojects ... See MoreSee Less

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Faraja Foundation

2 weeks ago

200 inmates at Mandera GK Prison have now migrated from using razor blades to cut their hair to using shaving machines, donated by Faraja Foundation. In Kenya, inmates shave their hair as a hygiene measure. We are happy to have improved the general well-being and good grooming of the inmates during these times when hygiene must be maintained at its highest level in the fight against various illnesses. #WeCareWeServe#humanrightsandadvocacyprojects#farajafoundationcares ... See MoreSee Less

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