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the
sozo project
 The Sozo Project is committed to
providing spiritual and pastoral
support for women leaving prison
wishing to re-shape their lives.
This support ministry is sustained
through a national network of
Christian volunteers. |
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Our Vision
Our vision is for women released
from prison to encounter a new
beginning, a growth in faith, a
fulfilling life, and for a national
reduction in re-offending.
Our Mission
Our mission is to help women to
re-shape their lives through
Christian support after release from
prison, and to reflect God’s
forgiveness in the community.
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Women leaving prison
at the end of a custodial sentence
face many problems. While there are
some prison aftercare and
“ex-offender” schemes around the
country already, they are usually
localised and frequently focused on
men. Women released from prison are
often vulnerable and have specific,
spiritual, social and practical
needs as they return to society and
prepare for resettlement in the
community. |
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 We
believe that God’s forgiveness
changes lives and that Jesus was
involved in restorative justice. We
are there for women who want to make
a fresh start, resist re-offending
and reform their lives when they are
returned to the community at the end
of their prison sentence. |
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If you believe in
forgiveness and healing and are willing to
devote some time, compassion, listening
skills and a little practical help in this
important and fulfilling Christian ministry,
then find out more about
the sozo project. |
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the sozo project ©
2010 Christian support for women leaving prison.
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