Government partnerships
To support integration among entities, coordinate efforts, and enhance beneficiaries' access to appropriate services within each entity's mandate.
Partnerships
The National Committee (Trahum) believes that the care and empowerment of inmates, released persons and their families is a shared responsibility that requires the integration of efforts among government, non-profit and private-sector entities. Through partnerships, the Committee helps direct efforts towards more sustainable pathways that are closely aligned with the needs of beneficiaries.
Why partner with Trahum?
Because partnering with the National Committee (Trahum) helps to build more integrated solutions, broaden the impact of programmes and initiatives, and connect resources and expertise to the actual needs of the beneficiaries and their families.
Partnership areas
Non-profit sector partnerships
To expand the scope of community support, activate development initiatives, and strengthen ties with beneficiaries in various regions.
Private-sector partnerships
To support empowerment, training, and employment opportunities, and to open avenues for social responsibility and impactful community investment.
Educational and knowledge partnerships
To build capacity, develop knowledge, and support evidence-based practices.
Media and awareness partnerships
To cultivate a positive community discourse that promotes dignity and second chances.
Partnership principles
- Clarity of roles and responsibilities.
- Respect for partners' mandates.
- Focus on impact, not activity alone.
- Protection of beneficiaries' privacy and dignity.
- Sustainability of solutions and integration of pathways.
- Working according to shared priorities.
Submit a partnership request
The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Persons and Their Families (Trahum) invites entities wishing to collaborate to submit a partnership request and take part in initiatives and programmes with community impact, in accordance with clear and structured procedures.
