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About TUNMAPS

The organization started after realizing that despite prisoners and their families being the most marginalized and stigmatized in their respective communities, they were not specifically targeted for support by the available social support systems like NGOs, CBOs and even Government sectarian programs. However, along the course of implementation, TUNMAPS realized that even those vulnerable groups and children who are mostly targeted for support by the available support mechanisms, their vulnerability far superseded the available support. This compelled TUNMAPS to look beyond its original target by inhaling Prisoners and their families for support.

Mission

Empowering justice-affected individuals to rebuild their lives for a new beginning

Vision

To develop a holistic reintegration model and value chain for justice-affected population.

Goal

To transform the lives and mindset of justice involved population in to real, resourceful world

Objectives

  1. Improve public health safety later, after offenders are released to the community by employing corrections’ best practices to reduce re-admissions to jail and ready the population to participate in their communities as civil and contributing members.

  2. Prepare inmates for community re-entry based on assessed risks and needs and anticipated time in detention, in partnership with public, private and non-profit providers; offer discharge planning to both pre-trial and sentenced inmates.

  3. To foster communication processes of all incarcerated and empower prisoners and their families access social and economic support, ensure stakeholders have a full understanding of the re-entry initiative in Uganda, sub-Saharan Africa and across the globe.

  4. Fundamental empowerment of prisoners’ families, ex-convicts, women and Girl child in communities to live self-sustainability.

Report on Achievements and Retention activities for TUNMAPS

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