Reconnecting with your children after prison requires patience, understanding, and a sincere commitment to positive change. By taking proactive steps and prioritizing open communication, you can work towards rebuilding trust and creating a supportive and loving relationship with your children.



We’re in conversation with Thulani Ndlovu, a Global Freedom Fellow doing work with Incarceration Nations Network - he shares his experiences of trying to connect with her daughter after being incarcerated for 10 years. Thulani wishes that there were more programmes in prison that support masculinity and rehabilitation, in order to prepare fathers for a relationship with their children who are in the outside world.

Guest: Thulani Ndlovu is a Global Freedom Fellow doing work with Incarceration Nations Network

Parenting and fatherhood: reconnecting with your child after being incarcerated 

Reconnecting with your children after prison requires patience, understanding, and a sincere commitment to positive change. By taking proactive steps and prioritizing open communication, you can work towards rebuilding trust and creating a supportive and loving relationship with your children.
 
We’re in conversation with Thulani Ndlovu, a Global Freedom Fellow doing work with Incarceration Nations Network - he shares his experiences of trying to connect with her daughter after being incarcerated for 10 years. Thulani wishes that there were more programmes in prison that support masculinity and rehabilitation, in order to prepare fathers for a relationship with their children who are in the outside world.
Guest: Thulani Ndlovu is a Global Freedom Fellow doing work with Incarceration Nations Network
Parenting and fatherhood: reconnecting with your child after being incarcerated

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