Women’s Federal Prison Camps

Women's Federal Prison Camps (WFPCs) are low-security facilities in the U.S. designed specifically for female inmates. They focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment, allowing women to maintain some contact with the outside world. Inmates typically have non-violent offenses and may benefit from programs like vocational training and educational courses to prepare for reintegration into society. WFPCs emphasize a supportive environment that promotes personal growth and responsibility, helping women address issues such as substance abuse and mental health challenges while serving their sentences.