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Innovations in Prisoner Rehabilitation – The Israeli Experience

Innovations in Prisoner Rehabilitation – The Israeli Experience

The rehabilitation of prisoners is beneficial not only to the individuals who undergo rehabilitation and their families, but also to society at large. Prisoner rehabilitation reduces crime rate together with social and economic costs incurred by it. The cost of recidivism to the correctional service system is also part of the equation, making rehabilitation not only humane but also cost effective to the authorities.

The aim of "Innovations in Prisoner Rehabilitation – The Israeli Experience" study tour is to introduce contemporary innovations in the rehabilitation of prisoners in Israel. This advanced programme has been designed for GIMI graduates and their colleagues as a complementary programme to the Prisons Management in the 21st Century programme, but can also be attended by those who have not taken part the previous programme. This study tour will share new developments in prisoner rehabilitation with the major emphasis on field visits to innovative projects.



Curriculum

  • My work in my country-international experience in prisoner rehabilitation
  • Treatment in prison- an integrated intervention model 
  • Domestic violence – cognitive behavioural treatment
  • Theories of group work in rehabilitation
  • Behaviorist approaches in rehabilitation
  • Drip irrigation
  • Prisoner rehabilitation workshop: from theory to implementation

 


Study Tours

  • Israel Prisoner Rehabilitation Authority: rehabilitation from prison to the community 
  • Therapeutic groups in a prison
  • Half way center for minorities
  • Women’s shelter
  • Boot camp for special populations – rehabilitation through military service
  • Drip irrigation – agricultural practices – implications for prisons
  • Organic farm – innovations in agriculture – implications for prisons

* Please note that changes in the curriculum may occur due to scheduling and other factors


Cost

Charges comprise the following:

Local Expenses Fee:
Single Occupancy Accommodation: $3,550

Covering: Full board and lodging, including refreshments, transport from and to the airport, social coordinators on site, computer and Internet facilities, medical insurance, registration fee, study tours and material and Holy Land excursions.

The above does not cover airfare or tuition.

Tuition Fee:
$2,240 (Tuition scholarships are available)

We only process applications from candidates with the funding to cover the local expenses fee and air fare. We invite you to subscribe to our mailing list for updates on future opportunities, if you are currently unable to source this funding.


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Mr. Zalman Gordon

ACADEMIC DIRECTOR

Mr. Zalman Gordon

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