Contact Data
Phone
869-465-2241 ext 4381/4386
Web
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Business hours
Monday to Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Institution
- Type of organisation
- Governamental/Public-national
- Institutional presentation
- To always be on the cutting edge of providing security and opportunities through programs for the disenfranchised and unfortunate ones in our midst with the aim of bringing them back into the main stream as productive citizens
- Direct beneficiaries
- Not drug users
- Experimental drug users
- Drug users
- Problematic drug users
- Women presenting problematic drug use
- Women with children
- Homeless
- Dually diagnosed (comorbid)
- HIV/AIDS
- Target population activities
- Family/parents
- Objective of the centre/ services
- The main goal of Her Majesty's Prison is to rehabilitate the inmates by preparing them for reintegration into society and to reduce recidivism, especially violent recidivism. Objectives: Provide psychological and psychiatric intervention:- this is designed to enhance rehabilitative outcomes, adjustment in prison and for the preparation for reentry or release. Identify and change dysfunctional beliefs, thoughts and pattern of behaviors that contribute to their problems. In order to solve the substance abuse and other related problems, the Prison attempts to develop the inmates social, cognitive and vocational skills. Self-care: interventions that help the inmates carry out daily living activities independently Education: intervention that contribute to developing the intellectual capacity of the inmates through academic classes. Job preparation: equipping inmates with vocational, job/life skills for reentry.
- National coverage
- The service is provided for inmates at Her Majesty's Prison
Intervention framework
- Intervention types
- Treatment
- Risk reduction
- Intervention framework for Treatment
- Other (Mental Health Clinic/Counselling)
- Intervention framework for Risk reduction
- Interventions on prevention and health education
- Public health intervention (provision of HIV screening or basic health intervention eg for diabetics)
- Activities
- Health education
- Information
- Family & socio-educational intervention
- Personal & socio-educational intervention
- Guidance
- Awareness
- Others (Counseling)
- Self help
- Description of the main activities
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