Resettlement aims at making sure that the inmates about to be released from custody, either through remission or parole, are well prepared for their transition. This is a big change for individuals, therefore failure to be prepared often results in recidivism. In the case of radicalised inmates especially, prisons cannot take this risk. Resettlement […]
Resettlement
Accommodation
Having stable accommodation is the first step to help offenders not reoffend. Over half of prisoners need help with finding accommodation For radical ex-inmates, the risks of not having accommodation are high: returning to their former circle for somewhere to live would re-expose them to radical thought and mind frames, reigniting their danger to […]
Education
Education: A good education is a prerequisite for a good job. Prisoners have a very poor educational history. Education training should start from the first few months of incarceration. Education for radicalised inmates needs to take a slight different turn to that of the general prison population. Desistance from violence. Highlight on religious education, […]
Training and Employment
Around two thirds of incarcerated offenders believe that a stable job would allow them to live a life free of crime. Radicalised inmates, especially those who have been members of the terror group for years, would need extra assistance to develop their skills in preparation for employment: Vocational training, Critical thinking, CV writing. […]
The Nine Pathways
The NOMS Introduced the Nine Pathway to Rehabilitation: Drugs/Alcohol Accommodation Education/Training Finance/Benefits Health Attitudes, Thinking & Behaviour Children/ Families Support for women who have been abused, raped or experienced domestic violence Support for women who have been involved in prostitution […]
Learn with us: Lesson 10
Learn more in Lesson 10: Resettlement. […]