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Across Kenya, many women enter prison carrying more than just the weight of their sentence they carry the weight of motherhood. In most women’s prisons, infants and toddlers live behind bars with their mothers, lacking the essential supplies and care every child deserves. These mothers struggle not only with confinement, but also with the emotional and physical burden of caring for their young children in extremely difficult conditions.
Our Women’s Prison Outreach provides critical support to incarcerated mothers and their babies, focusing on the areas of greatest need:
In Kenya, it is common for infants and young children to live inside the prison with their mothers. These babies often lack even the most basic necessities.
We provide:
Women prisons received milk for infants, sanitary pads, soap, tissues, jelly, and other essential supplies during several visits
Women in prison often lack access to basic hygiene items and personal care products. We provide:
These items bring dignity, comfort, and restored self-worth to mothers living in harsh conditions.
During multiple missions, women at Kitale Women’s Prison received hygiene supplies, jelly, snacks, drinks, and Bibles
Nutrition is a major struggle inside many women’s prisons. Babies often miss critical nutrients, and mothers do not receive enough food to support themselves, let alone a growing child.
Through your support, we help by providing:
Food support helps restore strength, health, and emotional stability to both mothers and children.
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