On International Women's Day, the focus on women's rights, dignity and equality must include women affected by incarceration.
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For ten years our work was guided by experience and practice. We have now documented it as a clear, shared framework for reintegration.
Anchored in faith, we are preparing to launch deeper in 2026. Here are the four priorities that will guide our work this year.
583 direct programme participants and more than 2,300 indirect beneficiaries across our four thematic areas.
After two years of mentorship with Life in Abundance Global Institute, three of our senior team members graduated on 11 December 2025.
Resilient Woman was named second runner-up in the family category for its work supporting the reintegration of formerly incarcerated women and girls.
Twelve of our staff, volunteers and community leaders spent two days at Lemon Valley learning, praying and growing together as one team.
Resilient Woman was honoured to be part of the 3-day Global Missions Conference at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.
Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld: this year we aim to reach 100 teens from two informal settlements in Nairobi.
Periods are either stigmatized or never talked about. This is why we involve boys and men in ending period stigma.