Rehabilitative work for prisoners
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- Helsinki
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Rehabilitative work for prisoners encompasses a range of activities designed to address various aspects of rehabilitation and re-entry preparation. It emphasises work placement, substance abuse rehabilitation, housing services, development of housing skills and assistance with debt matters.
To apply for rehabilitative work for prisoners, you will need to undergo an interview with a specialised ...
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To whom and on what terms
Prisoners committed to a substance and crime-free life if they have participated in substance abuse rehabilitation while in prison.
Background information
Social rehabilitation is intensified support that strengthens the social capabilities of persons in need, prevents their exclusion and promotes their inclusion.
The rehabilitation process includes determining the person’s need for support and seeking the most suitable services for them. For example, support is available for coping with everyday activities, life management and interacting in relationships. Social rehabilitation for young people assists them in finding employment or work try-outs, education, workshops or rehabilitation and provides support to help them remain engaged in their studies or work.
Social rehabilitation can be offered in various ways. Associations are also active organisers of social rehabilitation services.