prisoner rehabilitation

Prisoner rehabilitation refers to programs and strategies aimed at helping incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society as productive citizens. This process often includes education, vocational training, therapy, and counseling to address the underlying issues that led to criminal behavior, such as addiction or lack of skills. The goal is to reduce recidivism (reoffending) by equipping prisoners with the tools they need to lead successful lives post-release, ultimately benefiting both the individual and the community. Effective rehabilitation can lead to safer communities and a more just society.