In 2015, PFF received support from the Embassy of Finland in Zambia to implement a Prisoners’ Empowerment through skills training and paralegal services in Kabwe prisons, Mkushi and Mumbwa districts in Central Province of Zambia. The following results were obtained from the project:

• Trained 50 female and 250 male prisoners in various TEVET skills by 2016
• Trained four instructors from some of the targeted prisons in teaching methodology
• Refurbished 5 skills training workshops in targeted prisons by end 2016
• At least 50% of the trade tasted ex-inmates become productive and sustainable upon release from prison by end 2016
• Trained and oriented 3 paralegals with code of ethics for Prison, Police and Court works by fourth quarter 2015
• Conducted one pre-trial detention audit at Kabwe group of prisons by fourth quarter 2015
• Empowered 600 prisoners in Kabwe to represent themselves in courts, apply for bail/bond, present a mitigation plea, and drafting an appeal from lower courts to higher courts.

Below  inmates dance while the rest are gathered to receive the donation supported by the Finnish embassy in Zambia through PFF where the Zambian Finnish Ambassodar His excellence Pertti Anttinen handed over the equipment, and training workshop 3^rd picture to prison, receiving the donation was the justice Minister Dr. Simbyakula  and facilitating was  the Commissioner of Prisons Mr. Percy Chato, while Mr. Mayamba  in brown suit gives the ambassador the equipment. Far right is the Workshop PFF built and handed over to Medium prison.