Our overall objective is to facilitate the reintegration of ex-offenders as well as to reduce the rate of recidivism among ex-offenders in Nigeria Prisons.
Breaking the cycle of crime by transforming the lives of prison inmates, their families, and communities …
Facilitate the reintegration of ex-offenders as well as reduce the rate of recidivism among ex-offenders in Nigeria Prisons.
This is predicated on the fact that effective reintegration makes for a safer and more secured operating environment.
Many Inmates have benefited from our world-class training and they responded with excitement on how our training has impacted their lives.
Built in 1955 for 800 inmates, has a population of over 3,113 inmates
Its official capacity is 956 but it actually has over 1,645 inmates
Built in 1963 with initial capacity of 211, but has a population of over 318.
Built in 1958 with 1,700 initial capacity, but has over 3,833 inmates.
The Foundation currently operates in the four prisons in Lagos, Ikoyi, Maximum, Medium, and Female prisons.
Dr. Jude Ememe is a philanthropist and has been actively involved in the rehabilitation and reformation of prison inmates in Nigerian prisons.
He is a Ph.D. holder from Walden University, USA. He is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, London. He is also a Fellow of the Humphrey Fellow Program, Boston University, USA.
He is the Director of Joy Bringers Foundation established in 2012.
Suite WW14, 2nd Floor, Entrance 5, East Pavilion, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos Nigeria
Facilitating ex-offenders reintegration and reducing recidivism.
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