2022 ACA New Orleans Program Book_152nd Congress of Correction

Workshops

Sunday, Aug. 7 t 3–4:30 p.m.

Speakers: David Bostwick , Principal, HDR Inc, Bloomington, Indiana; Cory Oakley , Deputy, Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Columbus, Ohio; Chap Thompson , Major, Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Columbus, Ohio D-3D Community Partnerships and Mobilization in Corrections Room 253 Tracks: Reentry/Community Corrections This presentation shares with ACA colleagues how the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) partners extensively with the community to support offenders, ex-offenders and their families. The presentation will share about the role of volunteers in Singapore’s correctional landscape, SPS’ efforts in engaging and equipping its volunteers, as well as the Throughcare Volunteer Framework, under which volunteers continue to provide sustained pro-social support to ex-offenders. The presentation will also cover the Yellow Ribbon Project, a national movement in Singapore that was started in 2004, and is dedicated to supporting offenders, ex-offenders and their families.

Learning Objectives: 1.Understand why community partnerships are an effective pillar in the rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders. 2.Learn how Singapore Prison Service engages and partners the community. 3.Appreciate the Yellow Ribbon Project, a national movement that continues to generate strong community support every year. Moderator: Nur Asyikin binte Hamzah , Senior Assistant Director (Correctional Rehabilitation Planning), Singapore Prison Service, Singapore Speaker: Caroline Lim , Director (Rehabilitation and Reintegration) Singapore Prison Service, Singapore D-3F Ethical Decision Making in Correctional Mental Health Care ( Y CE, CE-RN) Room 256 Track: Mental Health Sponsored by the Behavioral Health Committee As a general principle, the ethical guidelines governing correctional mental health care

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