Training Diploma in Aftercare Skills for Prisoners and Released Individuals

About This Course

This diploma provides essential training for professionals working with individuals reintegrating into society after incarceration. The course focuses on the social, psychological, and practical challenges faced by former prisoners and equips participants with the knowledge and skills to provide effective support during this critical transition. It includes rehabilitation planning, mental health support, employability training, and collaboration with community services to promote successful reintegration and reduce recidivism.

Course Objectives

• Understand the emotional and social challenges of post-incarceration adjustment
• Develop personalised aftercare plans that support reintegration
• Support access to housing, employment, education, and healthcare
• Apply strategies to support mental health and reduce relapse or reoffending
• Facilitate life skills development including communication and problem-solving
• Work collaboratively with families, employers, and support agencies
• Monitor progress and adjust plans to meet evolving individual needs

Designed For

• Rehabilitation and reintegration officers
• Social workers and probation staff
• Counsellors and therapists
• Non-profit and community organisation staff
• Vocational and employment trainers
• Case managers and support coordinators

Learning Methods

• Workshops and peer collaboration
• Case study analysis and care planning tasks
• Role-play and communication exercises
• Guest talks from ex-offenders and reintegration experts
• Reflective writing and personal development planning
• Field-based learning and applied practice