As an official partner, we develop youth-focused initiatives in crime prevention, education, and skills development. Through sports-driven campaigns like the “Fight Against Crime, Youth Development, and Poverty” event, we promote positive engagement. Our programs provide mentorship, vocational training, and advocacy for stronger youth-focused policies.
Faith Foundation partners with the Ministry of Health and Social Services to support vulnerable youth through community outreach and rehabilitation. We provide counseling, reintegration support, and alternative education and employment opportunities. Additionally, we facilitate practical training for final-year NUST students in social work, psychology, and public health, equipping them to drive meaningful social change.
As a key partner, Faith Foundation ensures children under our care are legally protected under the Child Care and Protection Act. We provide holistic support, including education, mentorship, and skill-building while implementing initiatives to prevent child exploitation and crime. Our proposed Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Centers align with the Ministry’s mission to rehabilitate youth offenders.
In collaboration with the Namibian Police and Correctional Services, we advocate for crime prevention and youth rehabilitation. Our programs include crime awareness, psychosocial support, entrepreneurship training, and vocational skills development. We also assist in crime data analysis to inform effective interventions and foster cross-sector collaboration for long-term reintegration.
Faith Foundation works with the Ministry of Education to create safer, more empowering schools through five key pillars:
Every young person deserves a second chance — a chance to heal, grow, and thrive. With your support, we can build state-of-the-art rehabilitation centres, offer vital counselling and education, and create real pathways to opportunity for at-risk youth across Namibia.
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Be part of the change. Donate today and help us raise N$10 million to break the cycle of crime and restore hope.