This ministry is focused on communicating the love of God and the ability to make a change, if desired, to women prisoners and rehabilitation centres across the UK.

The main tool of this ministry is the distribution of the Break free book which looks at meeting Christ, healing of the heart and freedom from addictions and addictive behaviour.

Alison Fenning is available to visit and speak in prisons and rehabilitation centres after many years experience of ministering alongside women in addiction.

If you are involved in Prison Chaplaincy and want to talk about Alison visiting a prison, please contact us.

Alison is a regular speaker at Fixed Conference in the UK for Proclaim Trust. Fixed is a conference for addicts, ex addicts and those with a heart for addiction.

Over the years she has led a women's evangelist network and spoken a various conferences, breakfast events and evening meetings across the UK.

In Rwanda and Uganda Richard and Alison have hosted conferences each year for Churches to come together including a conference day for the women who have passed through the Freedom Project.

Alison first preached a sermon in Uganda in 1997 when she offered to have a go and loved it. She led people to Christ on that day, prayed for the sick too and some were healed.

"I didn't know any different I read the Bible as my preparation and saw that Jesus called people to follow Him and he prayed for the sick and they got healed - so that's what I did and have continued to do so since. It's great."

She is a regular preacher here in the Uk on Sundays and in Churches in Rwanda and always prays for the sick. She also speaks at evangelistic events across the UK still calling people to follow Jesus.

Richard is a regular preacher across Churches of any denomination. He will often speak about intimacy with God and the power of a prayerful life.

Over the years Alison has spent a lot of her time mentoring former addicts to keep going for the long haul.

As part of this she has written materials and put together sessions to help this journey and will speak at various centres of recovery.