NZEB & Retrofitting Accredited Training
Explore the diverse range of work training initiatives offered in correctional settings, including accredited training in NZEB retrofitting, essential services like catering and laundry, specialized activities such as Braille workshops and furniture restoration, and health and exercise programs for
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Understanding Crisis Intervention and CIT in Corrections
Explore the concept of crisis intervention, the history of Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT), and the application of CIT principles in prison settings. Learn about the nature of crises, symptoms, and stages, with a focus on referring inmates to mental health services and enhancing safety within correc
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Understanding Mental Illness among People on Probation
Explore the prevalence of mental illnesses among individuals on probation, the challenges in supervising them, various approaches to address mental health issues, policy implications, and key study findings. Acknowledgments to state and local probation agencies for their involvement and funding from
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Understanding Inmate Behavior Management in Correctional Settings
Inmate Behavior Management in correctional facilities involves supervising inmates, implementing corrective discipline, and fostering a fair and consistent environment. It emphasizes the importance of behavior management plans, identifying undesirable traits in supervision, and passing educational a
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Relationship Between Health and Deaths in Custody in Australia
In Australia, the relationship between prisoner health and deaths in custody is a critical issue. Indigenous inmates are disproportionately affected, with higher death rates compared to non-Indigenous inmates. Addressing prisoner health may offer a potential solution to reducing custodial deaths. Th
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Guidelines for Inmate Searches and Facility Security
Inmate searches in correctional facilities are essential for safety and security. This includes procedures for clothed and unclothed body searches, contraband definition, cell search methods, and facility search reasons. The guidelines emphasize conducting searches respectfully and professionally to
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Tone and Mood in Various Literary Texts
This content discusses the role of inmates taking on the position of prisoner guards, Elie's experiences in a camp, changes within Elie, incidents with children among guards, and behavioral changes mirrored by Franek due to brutality normalization. It also analyzes the tone and mood in different lit
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Los Angeles County Jail Homeless Initiative Overview
The Los Angeles County Jail System is the largest in the United States and faces challenges with a high homeless population. The D2 Initiative aims to provide in-reach services to homeless inmates, focusing on community-based organizations for support and housing solutions post-release.
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Gadsden County Criminal Justice Diversionary Project Overview
The Gadsden County Criminal Justice Diversionary Project (GCCJDP), initiated by Sheriff Morris A. Young, aims to address substance abuse and mental health issues among inmates, diverting them from incarceration and further involvement in the criminal justice system. Through comprehensive services li
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Understanding Inmate Health Care and Jail Conditions
Inmate health care and jail conditions are crucial aspects of the criminal justice system. This presentation delves into the treatment of prisoners, focusing on humane living conditions, safety, health care, and freedom rights. It emphasizes the importance of proper intake screening for medical and
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Understanding Incarceration and Public Benefits
Exploring the concepts of incarceration, reentry obstacles for older adults, and the role of assistance in obtaining health care coverage and benefits for clients. The statistics show an increasing number of older inmates in state prisons, leading to challenges in their reintegration into society. S
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Psycho-Social & Life Needs Assessment of Yemeni Female Inmates
Conducted in partnership with FCDF, the assessment survey aimed to identify the psycho-social needs of female inmates in Yemeni prisons. Findings revealed critical areas such as physiological, safety, social belonging, and self-esteem needs. The data highlighted the prevalence of concerns related to
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Understanding Women's Incarceration in New Zealand Prisons
Explore the challenges faced by women in forensic psychiatry, the determinants of women's incarceration, and the initiatives like the Mothers with Babies Unit in New Zealand prisons. The presentation sheds light on the impact of trauma, family violence, and mental disorders on female inmates, aiming
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Addressing Inmate Recidivism Through Literacy Education
Over half of inmates in American prisons struggle with low literacy levels, hindering their chances of successful reintegration into society. Providing effective literacy instruction can significantly reduce recidivism rates. Challenges such as varied reading levels and limited resources need to be
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Exploring Active Citizenship and Inmate Rights in European Prisons
Delve into the importance of active citizenship within prison systems, focusing on the civic engagement of inmates and their access to civil, political, and social rights. Discussions cover the evolution of citizenship concepts over centuries, the challenges faced by prisoners in maintaining their a
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Protecting the Constitutional Rights of Prisoners
Federal and state laws protect prisoners' rights, including the prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment. Inmates are entitled to minimum living standards, due process, and protection against discrimination. Court cases like Coleman v. Brown highlight the importance of
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Promoting Active Citizenship in Prison Communities
Encouraging active citizenship within prison communities involves engaging prisoners in meaningful activities, fostering skills and empowerment, enhancing morale and relationships, and preparing individuals for reintegration into society. Initiatives such as promoting reading, organizing leisure act
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History of Welfare Development in UK: Workhouses and Outdoor Relief
During the 17th and 18th centuries, workhouses and outdoor relief systems in the UK faced challenges in providing effective assistance to the poor. Initiatives like training the poor in various skills and contracting paupers for work failed to yield economic success. Criticism arose due to mistreatm
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Dress Code Rules for Visitors of Ohio Inmates: Guidelines and Recommendations
Ohio prisons enforce a strict dress code for visitors to maintain order, safety, and security. Failure to comply may result in denied entry. It is advisable to bring spare clothing in case of dress code violation. Visitors must adhere to guidelines regarding undergarments, visible clothing areas, an
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Dress Code Rules for Visitors of Ohio Inmates - Guidelines and Restrictions
The dress code regulations for visitors of Ohio inmates are strict, aiming to maintain order, safety, and security. All visitors must adhere to guidelines such as appropriate undergarments, modest attire without visible undergarments, and restrictions on clothing styles like tight fitting, sheer, or
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Preventing Sexual Abuse in Correctional Settings: A Guide to Professional Boundaries
This training focuses on the importance of maintaining professional boundaries with offenders and inmates to prevent incidents of sexual abuse in correctional settings. It covers the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), zero tolerance policies, consequences of sexual misconduct, and professional ethi
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Office of Corrections Ombuds - Ensuring Inmate Rights and System Advocacy
The Office of Corrections Ombuds serves as an independent entity to investigate and resolve citizen complaints related to incarcerated individuals. Led by Director Joanna Carns, the office aims to strengthen correctional procedures, promote inmate rights awareness, and ensure compliance with relevan
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Challenges and Strategies of the Racial Justice Act in North Carolina
The Racial Justice Act in North Carolina allows inmates to challenge death sentences based on statistical disparities regarding race. After its passage, many inmates appealed their cases, causing political controversy. Legal strategies focused on avoiding race-related litigation and highlighting dis
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The Reintegration Centre: Addressing Challenges in Reintegrating TSDC Releases
The presentation discusses the Toronto South Detention Centre's inmate population, challenges in serving remanded individuals, and the role of the Reintegration Centre in providing support and services for released men through collaboration and peer support. The TSDC, operational since 2014, houses
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Infection Prevention and Control in Correctional Settings: Challenges and Strategies
This content discusses the unique challenges of infection prevention in correctional settings, including the prevalence and transmission of diseases among inmates. Strategies to prevent transmission and improve control in such environments are identified, highlighting the importance of addressing sp
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Implementation of New Structured Intervention Unit Model in Federal Correctional Institutions
In November 2019, the Corrections and Conditional Release Act was amended to introduce a new Structured Intervention Unit (SIU) model, aiming to replace administrative and disciplinary segregation in federal correctional institutions. The SIU model emphasizes targeted interventions and programs to s
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Addressing Aging Inmates: Challenges and Solutions in New Mexico's Justice System
The rise in aging inmates in New Mexico's prisons presents unique challenges due to their health and medical needs. These inmates often face chronic conditions, substance abuse issues, and mental health disorders, making them more costly to care for compared to younger inmates. With a growing popula
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Strategic Intent for Safe and Humane Inmate Detention
This strategic planning session focuses on ensuring safe, secure, and humane detention of inmates through comprehensive case management systems, partnership maintenance, overcrowding strategies, and technological advancements. The goal is to improve service delivery methods and stakeholder collabora
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Analysis of Correctional Facilities and Inmate Populations in Fiscal Year 2018 and Beyond
The data presented includes information on incarceration rates, reduction of inmates in Oklahoma, operational impact of meeting comparison rates, capacity analysis of different facility types, and comparisons based on rated operating capacities. Key points include significant reductions in inmate nu
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Telemedicine Rollout in Secure and Detained Settings
In August 2020, Chantal Edge led the rollout of telemedicine services in secure and detained settings, including prisons, in England. The initiative involved deploying digital technology approved by national security teams and facilitating remote healthcare delivery to inmates through Visionable sof
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Addressing Challenges and Solutions in Prisons Post-COVID: Insights from Inmates
The user voice sheds light on issues faced by prisoners coming out of the pandemic, including decreased mental well-being, lack of purposeful activities, restricted visits, and inadequate rehabilitation opportunities. Solutions are needed to support inmates in their transition back to society.
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Restorative Problem-Solving: An Alternative Approach to Prison Discipline
Research by Michelle Butler from Queen's University Belfast explores the impact of restorative problem-solving as an alternative to traditional prison disciplinary processes in the UK. The study delves into the perceived fairness of adjudications, concerns about solitary confinement for mentally ill
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Overview of Hepatitis C Epidemiology in Ghana by Dr. Fred Stephen Sarfo
Dr. Fred Stephen Sarfo's research on Hepatitis C in Ghana reveals a notable sero-prevalence of the virus across various populations such as blood donors, prisons inmates, and more. The studies show varying HCV antibody frequencies, highlighting the need for continued surveillance and targeted interv
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Exploring Creative Writing Practitioners' Impact in Prisons
Delve into the realm of creative writing practitioners in prisons as they narrate stories of transformation, emphasizing the power of the arts in fostering positive change. Uncover the relational dynamics and captivating anecdotes that shed light on the practitioners' meaningful interactions with in
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College Graduation Disparities and Consequences in the US
The statistics presented highlight the disparities in college graduation rates among different demographic groups in the US, particularly focusing on African American and Hispanic students. The data also delve into the potential consequences of not completing a college education, such as high debt,
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Understanding and Respecting LGBTI Inmates in Correctional Facilities
This module focuses on maintaining a professional environment by providing training on respectful communication with LGBTI inmates, conducting searches in a professional and least intrusive manner, and effective communication strategies. It also covers definitions of sexual orientation, gender ident
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Challenges and Costs of the Death Penalty System
The content discusses the high costs associated with the death penalty system, including expenses for trials, appeals, and maintaining death row inmates. It highlights the inefficiencies and financial burdens faced by states like New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, and North Carolina. Various fact
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State Responsible Inmates with Marijuana Convictions Research Report
Research conducted by VADOC indicates a total of 570 state responsible inmates incarcerated for marijuana-related offenses as of August 31, 2021. Among them, 229 inmates had non-drug-related Most Serious Offenses, 331 were convicted for Drug Sales MSO, and 10 were convicted for Drug Possession MSO.
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Understanding Sentence Credit Issues in Prosecution
Explore the intricate details of sentence credit issues every prosecutor should be acquainted with, such as minimum and maximum sentences, parole eligibility dates, and available credits for Nevada inmates. Delve into exceptions, examples, and the importance of controlling statutory sentences for ef
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Fraternal Life Service Home - Providing Care and Support since 1983
Fraternal Life Service Home (FLSH) is a unit of Pondicherry Multipurpose Social Service Society (PMSSS), established in 1983 to serve mentally challenged individuals. Located at #81, Laporte Street, Pondicherry, FLSH offers a nurturing environment, community support, and various activities for its r
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