ABOUT CHILDREN'S FUTURE SOCIETY

Supporting vulnerable children with incarcerated parents through education and essential care

Children's Future Society (CFS) is a Non-profit Organization founded by Dorothy Nikoma to provide holistic educational support and essential basic care to children made vulnerable by the imprisonment of their parents/guardians.

In Zambia, according to the 2017 Zambia Correctional Services Annual Report, there were about 25,000 inmates nationwide, with 70% being youths without proper education, 85% involved in poverty-related offenses, and 69% leaving behind more than one child at the time of arrest. This means over 25,000 children were vulnerable and in need of special care, especially education, healthcare, and shelter.

Our goal is to support 23,000 vulnerable children per year, providing them with opportunities to achieve their dreams and have equal life opportunities despite their circumstances.

WHAT WE DO?

Our comprehensive programs support vulnerable children and their incarcerated parents

How can you help?

Your support can transform the lives of vulnerable children in Zambia

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

Join our team and make a direct impact in the lives of vulnerable children.

MAKE A DONATION

Your financial support provides education, meals, and care for children in need.

SPONSOR A CHILD

Provide consistent support for a child's education and basic needs throughout the year.

OUR PROJECTS

We implement various projects to support vulnerable children and their families

Education Scholarship Program

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Providing educational scholarships to children with incarcerated parents to ensure they can continue their studies.

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Prison Visitation & Family Support

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Visiting correctional facilities to assess needs and support family connections between inmates and their children.

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Community Awareness Campaigns

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Raising awareness about substance abuse, crime prevention, and early marriage in communities and schools.

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OUR GALLERY

See our work in action through these images from our programs