During the period of July – September we have managed to grow various projects across the thematic areas. We have been able to mentor youth, build entrepreneurial minds, strengthen our organizational capacity and many more. Read more here
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The Restorative Prisoner Rehabilitation and Re-Integration project aims at supporting offender rehabilitation and Reintegration with a primary focus of equipping prisoners with vocational and life skills to help enhance their self-esteem, hope in life, self-support and to appease and endear ex-prisoners to the community besides enabling them to contribute towards community and national development. Bernard
From inmate to community champion Read More »
In the era of CBC (Competence Based Curriculum ) RODI has adopted teaching children arts and crafts skills. By integrating this technique into the primary school curriculum, they provide students with a platform to explore their artistic instincts while learning valuable skills. Tie-dye, is a form of art that involves twisting, folding, or bunching
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RODI has conducted regional meetings in various regions , Central , Kakamega, Lodwar and Nairobi. In a series of pivotal regional meetings, RODI has convened officers in charge and regional commanders to address critical issues in prison reform and prisoner reintegration. These gatherings underscore RODI’s commitment to enhancing the services provided within prisons and fostering
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Field days organized by RODI Kenya are designed to bring valuable knowledge directly to farmers in their local area. This approach ensures that participants can learn and apply new techniques without having to travel far from their homes, thereby maximizing convenience and accessibility. These field days also benefit the community by reducing the costs of
Nurturing nature through organic field days Read More »
In the period of January to March 2024 through a grant from GIZ RODI Kenya was able to reach farmers in Nzambani and Githunguri where we trained over 1500 farmers on agroecology andmaking of bio fertilizers.In 28 prisons we also trained 750 inmates on agroecology, making and use of biofertilizers,disinfectant making, life skills, agro processing
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Kenya Innovation Challenge Tuberculosis (KIC-TB) project is aimed at finding missing people with TB around the country . RODI Kenya is implementing this in 22 police stations in Nairobi and Kiambu county. So far over 1000 positive TB cases have been identified and treated. Tuberculosis has been ranked as one of the prevalent contagious diseases
Reaching the unreached through TB screening. Read More »
Local resource mobilization is an ongoing initiative by RODI Kenya. This project aims at creating self-sustainability for communities. This is done through helping them identify and mobilize resources in order to build their community. Recently, RODI Kenya conducted a meeting with the community leaders who serve as the ambassadors of the community for the Local
Empowering leaders for effective resource mobilization Read More »
Lack of adequate after care for women ex prisoners sometimes leads them to reoffending and isolation of them in the society. Recognizing this critical gap, RODI Kenya took proactive steps by organizing a trauma healing and psychosocial support seminar tailored specifically for women who had been incarcerated. The seminar aimed not only to empower
Addressing isolation and lack of adequate aftercare for women ex prisoners. Read More »
