Malaysian NGO shares experiences on rehabilitating ex-inmates with Brunei


Persatuan Pengasih Malaysia shared its programmes which help former inmates. - BB/ANN

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: A workshop on the effectiveness of rehabilitation and reintegration of former inmates focused on the latest rehabilitation procedures and reintegration methods.

The two day workshop organised by Aftercare Support Association (AFSA) was facilitated by two speakers from Persatuan Pengasih Malaysia.

The workshop yesterday (Feb 10) also shared experiences of Persatuan Pengasih Malaysia’s programmes in helping former inmates. The workshop module included challenges to re-entry, case management, the re-integration programme, essential life skills and building the social support network and a positive mindset.

AFSA President Juhana Mohd Jaya hoped the participants will use the workshop as a guide to support former inmates more effectively. The workshop aimed to improve skills and techniques to assist the former inmates.

Deputy Permanent Secretary (Safety and Welfare) at the Ministry of Home Affairs Nor Hamidah Hamidon officiated the ceremony. – Borneo Bulletin/ANN

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