In countries where we work, state prisons often lack water, toilets, adequate space for living and recreation, and medical services. They also usually lack organized rehabilitation activities for prisoners. Without education or reintegration support, the risk of reoffending remains high.

The Prison Project responds to this challenge by providing access to education, dialogue, and personal development within prison settings. It operates under international frameworks that encourage partnerships between correctional institutions and organizations like Tostan to promote rehabilitation and successful reintegration.

Through these partnerships, detainees gain the tools and confidence to rebuild their lives, reconnect with their families, and contribute positively to their communities after release.