Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) is a local non-governmental organization duly registered in
the Republic of Zambia under the NGO Act of 2009 in the Ministry of Community Development
and Social Services. The organization was formed to look into the welfare of serving and former
prisoners, including citizens who, though un-convicted, have come in contact with the criminal
justice system.
The vision of PFF: is to see a society in which there is equal access to justice for in-mates and
ex-mates, respect for human rights, observance of the rule of law and a sustainable and pollution-
free environment.
The Mission Statement of PFF: is to provide legal services as a means of promoting human
rights to inmates and their rehabilitation while empowering and integrating ex-inmates into
society.
PFF in partnership with CELIM Zambia is currently implementing a project, supported by the
European Union, under the Project title – Abilitation and Reintegration of Offenders for a
Sustainable Growth in Zambia. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to a peaceful,
just and inclusive society in the Districts of Mongu, Kaoma, Senanga, Kalabo, Mumbwa and
Mazabuka in Zambia. With a view to meet legal needs of inmates, the project has an intervention
to offer pro-bono legal activities such as legal representation in court, follow-up on cases with
relevant authorities, advocacy meetings in the correctional facilities and provision of legal and
counseling services to inmates.
It is in light of the above development that PFF invites law students and graduates from the
respective towns (below) to be attached to the project to offer pro-bono legal services to inmates
in Mongu, Kalabo, Senanga, Kaoma and Mumbwa Correctional Facilities.