Ubumi Prisons Initiative has since 2006 worked to improve the health of particularly vulnerable groups in Zambian correctional facilities. Ubumi means 'life - caring for everyone's life'. The name reflects our fundamental values, which are rooted in universal human rights, where the individual's right to life, health and dignity is at the centre of our efforts. Ubumi Prisons Initiative works to support children, juveniles and seriously/terminally ill in Zambian correctional facilities, as well as health, education and skills-building in more general terms.
We currently work in 12 facilities around Zambia: Kabwe (the three Mukobeko facilities), Chipata (Chipata Correctional Facility, male and female), Kitwe (Kamfinsa State Correctional Facility, male and female), Lusaka (Lusaka Central Correctional Facility, male and female), Kamwala (male), Katombora Reformatory School for juveniles (boys) and Chainama East Mental Hospital.
How can you help?
Buy a pack of food - Become a member - Become a volunteer - Donate secondhand laptops and other items - Support financially
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Ubumi Prisons Initiative works to improve the lives of the most vulnerable in prisons, the children aged 0-4 and the seriously ill.
We save lives! Read more about our projects, and support our work. There are many ways of supporting!
Ubumi Prisons Initiative
Blokken 15, 1. sal
3460 Birkerød
Denmark
Phone: +45 2935 0136
E-mail: ubumi@ubumi.dk
CVR: 35298592
