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LOVE and EDUCATION for ALL FEMALES
- 1. LOVE and EDUCATION for ALL FEMALES where all inmates are given the chance to turn over a new leaf leaf
- 2. • Rehabilitation programs (complements our philosophy) more efficient • Healthcare more specific • Lack of female prisons in Singapore
- 3. • Rehabilitation • Deterrence Retribution
- 4. How did we get there?
- 6. THE YARD • Morning exercise • Basic exercise equipment • Running track • Mass activities (eg. Dancing like Cebu jail) • Safety evacuation area
- 7. • Morning exercise • Basic exercise equipment • Recreational sport equipment
- 8. Trained Professionals • General Practitioner • Dentist • Psychiatrist Annual checkup Subsidised/ Free Nearer the cells of mentally unstable inmates
- 9. • Self-help books • “How to” Guidebooks • Poetry • Educational materials (eg. Textbooks) • Dictionaries • English literature
- 10. • Study tables • Computers (register for usage) • Daily screening of TED talks • Self-study room • Beside library for easy reference
- 11. • GED programmes • A-level courses • Volunteers from MOE • Subsidised rates • Guest speakers (successful ex- convicts)
- 12. • Programmes allocated case-by- case • Monthly counselling • Highlight: Rehabilitation through the arts
- 13. • 45 minute sessions • Save on travelling time and costs for family • Up to five times a week for most inmates
- 14. VISITORS LOUNGE • Face-to-face visits • Once a week • Contact between inmates and family is allowed • 1h30min session
- 15. • Staggered meal times • Provides inmates with well-balanced meals thrice a day • Inmates can work in the kitchen for money Cleaning duty Serving duty
- 16. • Double sharing • Basic facilities provided Toilet, Water, Bed, Table, Chair, Night light, Fan, Shelves, Whiteboard • Sectioned
- 17. SECURITY • Prison guards are 90% female Receive regular on the job training • Guards stationed around the building • Security cameras
- 18. DAY – TO – DAY PROGRAMME
- 19. DAY - TO – DAY PROGRAMME 1600 - 1700 REFLECTION PHASE Prison cell Recreation// Rehabilitation Outdoor or Indoor yard/ Library/ Education room// Event Hall Recreation// Rehabilitation Library/ Education room/ Outdoor or Indoor yard// Event Hall 1700- 1800 REFLECTION PHASE Prison cell Recreation// Rehabilitation Outdoor or Indoor yard/ Library/ Education room// Event Hall Recreation// Rehabilitation Library/ Education room/ Outdoor or Indoor yard// Event Hall 1800 - 1900 Dinner Prison cell Wash Up /Dinner Toilet/ Canteen Dinner/Wash Up Canteen/ Toilet 1900- 2150 REFLECTION PHASE/ Telecommunication Prison Cell/ Telecommunication room Free and Easy Prison cell/ Library + Education Room/ Indoor Yard/ Telecommunication room Free and Easy Prison cell/ Indoor Yard/ Library + Education Room/ Telecommunication room 2200 Headcount Prison Cell Headcount Prison Cell Headcount Prison Cell
- 20. • Emphasis on “confinement” • Minimal activity • Encompasses a retributive effect • Limited to one telecommunication a week • Period determined by jail sentence: - Sentence < 1 year: cap at one month - Sentence > 1 year: 1/12 of their jail term • Give inmates time to reflect (submit weekly reflection)
- 21. EMPATHY RETRIBUTION? no. KEEP THE END IN MIND DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE S
- 22. “You are at the stage of life now where you have two routes before you. One is less travelled and there is the route that almost everybody takes.” -Charles Richardson
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Introduction -Good morning inmates. -After meeting with some of you, we have decided to make a few changes around LEAF. As you know. LEAF stands for ‘Love and education for all females’ Before we begin, let’s have a background review.
- Why are we an only- female prison? Our rehabilitation programs are more efficient. For example…. This fits our philosophy well. (Say philosophy) Our healthcare is more specific. 13 male 1 female
- Right now, many of you may be wondering why our philosophy became rehabilitation and deterrence when initially it had been planned to be retribution and deterrence, as many of you heard during preliminary rounds of planning for the up and coming prison system. Let us now watch a short video of our behind the scenes discussion to shed some light on this situation.
- And now the moment you’ve all been waiting for… the blueprint of the new prison building!! Please refer to your group’s individual handouts of the blueprints now. As you can see, the prison building is very big and comprehensive so we will now be running through the parts of the building individually.
- Firstly, we will begin with the centre of attraction (literally), THE YARD. (it is in the middle so that it is accessible during times of emergency, eg a fire, doesn’t tempt the prisoners to escape), basic equipment like those we often find in HDB flats
- Subsidised fees, even cheaper than those the elderly receive using the pioneer card
- Listed are a few highlights
- Explain what GED is (has assessments as well). Photo shows two Bermudian inmates with fellow inmates at the graduation ceremony held in the prison itself, for them attaining their GED qualifications. The fees for the education are subsidised by the government and inmates can work to pay for their education. Successful ex-convicts include the eighteen chefs boss http://danielfooddiary.com/2013/10/31/eighteenchefs/ PUT IN TRISHA’S QUOTE ON INMATES BEING MORE HARDWORKING
- Show RTA video, carried out during sharing session
- Prisoners only allowed to once a week when they are in deterrence phase
- Why we allowed contact humane, there are exceptions and rules which are settled on a case-by-case basis
- Other places that you will be offered jobs include: Laundry Room, Cleaning, Gardening
- Solitary confinement is torture and hence we chose double sharing which will ensure they have enough space but a companion as well
- Guards are mostly female but male are for guarding the more important areas and have one male at each area. Guard houses in prison cells Guards are not only for discipline but also to keep the prisoners safe
- For all of you new inmates, you will be going though this phase first so I’m sure you all would want to know more about this phase and why it seems so mundane and boring.
- We learnt that prisoners are people too and most importantly retribution is not always rationale and may not be good to use as a philosophy.
- Charles Richardson, a Bermudian ex-convict who was jailed in 1995 for shooting two people once said, “You are at the stage of life now where you have two routes before you. One is less travelled and there is the route that almost everybody takes” Mr. Charles Richardson was one of those people who took the road less travelled, he studied law while in jail and is now an established lawyer in Bermuda. At Leaf, we hope that our programmes would all inspire you to take the road less travelled even though you made a wrong turn in the road of life. Thank you and we hope that you will have a meaningful stay at Leaf.