Rethink.
rehumanise.
Reintergrate.

Our vision is to end dehumanisation of people in prison and build safer societies.

RETHINK.

Inspire systems which enable the mistreatment
of people in prison to rethink their approach.

REHUMANISE.

Give every person in prison across the world
their basic human rights.

reintergrate.

Allow empowered and rehabilitated people in prison to be welcomed into society.

Our mission

To work with those who administer prison systems throughout the world, and inspire them to abolish dehumanising, degrading and dangerous practices,
putting more emphasis on the health, education and rehabilitation.

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HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?

Support Us

Follow the link below to donate to the Raphael Rowe Foundation.

Make a donation

Volunteer

Help those in prison successfully rehabilitate back into society.

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Contact

Share your thoughts, get in touch.

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News and insights

Feb 2025

Change The Game In Prison: A Success Story from HMP Swinfen Hall

At HMP Swinfen Hall, the Raphael Rowe Foundation introduced an innovative initiative called Street Racket.
Feb 2025

Moldova Prison Project

Our fundraising campaign for the Moldova Prison Project aims to enhance the conditions and mental health of individuals within Moldova's male, female, and youth prisons. We are dedicated to ensuring international human rights standards, emphasizing rehabilitation over punishment.
May 2024

Economic inequality to ineffective rehabilitation: 7 root causes of mass incarceration

Mass incarceration, which is particularly prevalent in the US, has many factors that contribute to its existence and have complex roots.
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"Raphael, your program is excellent, it shows the reality that those deprived of their liberty live in the world... i hope one day you can come to record in argentina where the prisons are over crowded and the inmates live in inhumane conditions"

"Raphael, your program is excellent, it shows the reality that those deprived of their liberty live in the world... i hope one day you can come to record in argentina where the prisons are over crowded and the inmates live in inhumane conditions"