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q2:Prison life can be traumatizing especially for women and mothers whose children are brought up within this environment. The social stigma associated with imprisonment makes it difficult for them to be accepted, no encouragement and hope from family and friends once they are out of jail. But thankfully, some organisations are waking up to this challenge and offering help to these 'ignored' members of our society Example is Judith Akinyi who was introduced by a friend to Life Bridge Foundation after suffering rejection from her relatives. Her most urgent need s to be re-united with her children whom she longs to see them and is also planning to start a food kiosk or a clothes selling business once she gets the cash she's waiting for from this organisation as a loan.
Q3:Life after prison
Q4:Life Bridge Foundation
Q6:Kenya
Q7:Nairobi
Q8:Kayole
Q9:2-6 months ago
Q10:Female
Q12:Saw it happen
Q13:The right people
Q15:Yes
Q17:<<2012-12-2-SIAYA-S#90-P#01>>_
Q18:Happy
Q19:Knowledge,Self-esteem,Fun
Q23:50
Q37:Good idea that worked somewhat
Q38:Mixed
Q39:Mixed
Q40:It requires a continuous effort
Q122:31-45
Q132:None
Q133:None
Q134:UNITED NATIONS

q2:Nalongo lilian narrated that that her husband died three years back and l;eft nothing like a job where income can be got to run the family.She engaged in looking for people's garden to dig (ekibakasi) to get food for family members but she reached a time and totally get defeated with school dues for offspring-however, she greately appreciated kakaile alex-a neighbour who promised to raise school requirement to some of her children and up to know,they are at school because of his efforts.She is allso able to attend to other needs with no pressure.
Q3:Family support(school fees for children)
Q4:Individual
Q5:engaged, raise, job, needs, income
Q6:uganda
Q7:jinja
Q8:kitovu kisenyi
Q9:1-2 years ago
Q10:Female
Q12:Saw it happen
Q13:The right people
Q15:Yes
Q17: <<2011-07-12-ORG-KACHEERA SACCO-S#353-P#01>>_
Q18:Important
Q19:Food and shelter,Knowledge,Fun
Q37:Good idea that succeeded
Q38:Specific problem
Q39:Physical well-being
Q40:Mixed
Q122:31-45
Q132:0.38333000000000
Q133:32.55000000000000
Q134:Individual