Study week

Welcome to Study Week on Children with Incarcerated Parents 2024

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Welcome to Study Week on Children with Incarcerated Parents 2024

Wells of Hope warmly invites you to The 9th International Study Week on Children with Incarcerated Parents 2024 which will be held from 17th to 24th July 2024 in Kampala, Uganda

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Economic Empowerment

Caregivers especially grandmothers and mothers of the children are empowered with vocational skills aimed at enhancing

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EDUCATION SUPPORT

When a parent is imprisoned, their biggest worry is the families left behind especially their children.

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PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

Parental imprisonment has diverse effects to inmates and their families especially to those living with HIV & AIDS; inmates live in worry for their families they left behind and the families live in worry for their loved ones behind bars. They (the families)

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vision

A society where people, especially children affected by the criminal justice system get justice and regeneration in their livesh

Mission

To address needs of inmates and their families, with great attention given to children with a parent in prison through sustainable and compassionate programs

Mandate

To be compassionate by responding to needs of prisoners and their families

Study week

About us

Wells of Hope Ministries brings you another week of interacting with children of prisoners, their families and prisoners. The International Study Week is a 6 day event which is organised by Wells of Hope Ministries, where participants from different parts of the world are engaged on a study about children with a parent in prison.

What we do

EDUCATION SUPPORT

When a parent is imprisoned, their biggest worry is the families left behind especially their children. Over 90% of the children under our care had dropped out of school or were not in school before joining the organisation. The aim of this program is to provide a holistic curriculum aimed at providing equitable access to quality education for children with incarcerated parents. The children are supported at Wells of Hope Schools (Wells of Hope Junior School and Hope High School) and higher institutions of learning.

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Caregivers especially grandmothers and mothers of the children are empowered with vocational skills aimed at enhancing sustainable livelihoods of inmates’ families. They are trained in business skills and financial literacy.

PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

Parental imprisonment has diverse effects to inmates and their families especially to those living with HIV & AIDS; inmates live in worry for their families they left behind and the families live in worry for their loved ones behind bars. They (the families) are also stigmatized in their communities. Through its interventions, Wells of Hope aims at helping inmates and their families cope with imprisonment and HIV & AIDS. Currently the organization is supporting 81 families with loved ones in prison.

We Are To Provide Years Of Skill Now.

We are commissioned to respond to deeper needs of our society today by being agents of change and we help our beneficiaries to experience