We went to juvenile prison. We sang, prayed, had fellowship and the bicycle ministry performed tricks for the 92 boys in the prison. We are not allowed to take pictures of the boys in prison. We provided them with soap, paint for the dorms and soccer balls. The YWAM youth ministry team gave their testimonies and we saw lives transformed before our eyes. The prison provides training for the trades of plumbing, carpentry, electrical, masonry and tailoring. Our ministry Impact Generation Global will be partnering with the prison to help boys transition out of prison back into community once they have served their time.

KUYAMBA HOUSE is a rehab managed by African shade, we took time to interact with the housemates.

We found out what skills they have and what they spite to be in there career. We are planning on helping them transition into society and align them with programs that will give basic skills to make them more marketable. IT computer skills seams to be a key skill set they desire. We plan on starting a IT program once funds become available. We have young men in place to train/teach. We plan on adding to budget once we have sponsors. Also looking for sponsors/mentors in community to help them transition.

Impact Generation is sponsoring Grace and Janet who are sisters to cover their initial ingredients to start their own bakery They provided a list of ingredients needed, and startup cost is 1300 Kwacha.

Grace wants to be a lawyer and Janet wants to study for hotel management. They will take pastries to market every morning . Their profits will be used to purchase future ingredients and defray cost University. In time they can teach other