Twenty-seven inmates at the Meru Women's GK Prison have graduated from various skills training programs, marking a significant step in their rehabilitation. The graduates received certifications in ICT, textiles, pastry, and entrepreneurship from courses offered by the Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) and the Chandaria Foundation.

• 27 inmates successfully completed the training programs.
• Main organizations involved: Meru Women's GK Prison, Kenya Methodist University (KeMU), and Chandaria Foundation.
• The skills acquired, such as in ICT and entrepreneurship, are intended to equip inmates for life after release, as highlighted by graduate Jelidah Gakii.