Prisoners Future Foundation (PFF)
BO Pox 80945; Room 117, 119 and 121, First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way,
Kabwe
Sambia
Kontaktperson: Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda
+260 769 624 887
prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org
https://pffzambia.org/
https://www.facebook.com/pffzambia/
Themenbereiche
- Menschenrechte
- Menschenrechte
- Bildungspolitik/-projekt
Über uns
Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) is a non-governmental organisation duly registered in the Republic of Zambia under the NGO Act of 2009. Originally established to address the welfare needs of serving and former inmates, PFF has evolved its mandate to include comprehensive justice system interventions, rehabilitation, reintegration and empowerment of vulnerable and marginalised community members.
PFF works to contribute to a safe and peaceful society promoting dialogue and civic space, socio-economic empowerment, healthcare and responsiveness to climate change.
Vision
A safe and peaceful society promoting dialogue (civic space), socio-economic empowerment, Health Care and responsive to climate change.
Mission
Our mission is to enhance community safety through crime prevention and provision of legal aid services, rehabilitation, reintegration and empowerment, promote healthcare and nutrition, strengthen climate resilience through effective environmental management and WASH initiatives. Our commitment to institutional development ensures the sustained impact and growth of our mission.
Focus Areas:
• Advocacy on Human Rights
• Community Crime Prevention and Legal Aid Services
• Rehabilitation and Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Community Members
• Climate Resilience in Zambian Correctional Centres and surrounding communities
• Healthcare, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Zambian Correctional Centres
Our Approach and Interventions:
• PFF applies a Participatory and Human Rights-Based Approach and implements interventions including advocacy, capacity building, empowerment and reintegration, referral and linkage development, networking, awareness raising, documentation and social enterprise.
• PFF implements programmes in Correctional Centres/Prisons, Police Stations, Magistrate Courts and communities across Zambia, working with like-minded organisations, volunteers and interns.
• Our work includes significant experience in access to justice and legal aid, health and nutrition, rehabilitation and skills development, reintegration, human rights advocacy and environmental/climate resilience. For example, PFF's organisational profile documents extensive legal aid and paralegal interventions, including support to clients through legal advice, representation, mediation, referrals and rights awareness.
• PFF has also implemented skills development and reintegration initiatives, including the Skills Training Empowerment Project for Inmates (STEP-IN), which provides vocational training and transition-to-work support to inmates approaching release.
Networking and Collaboration:
PFF is a member of and engages with a number of national, regional and international networks, including the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty, Council of NGOs in Zambia, Global Legal Empowerment Network–Namati, Thomson Reuters Foundation's global pro bono legal service, Paralegal Alliance Network of Zambia, Prison Health Advisory Committee and Zambia Council for Social Development.
Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba is the Executive Director and Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda is the Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer of Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF).
For other net participants we can offer an expert guidance through trained staff, give an expert opinion, procure expert information and establish new contacts in the field of our work.