RAHAI has provided the primary education to more than 9000 totally illiterate juveniles till now. These students are also
facilitated to appear in the examinations held by the Punjab Education
Board. Many juveniles of RAHAI School have appeared in the
Matriculation examination and passed the exams in A+ grade till now and
its carry on.
The juveniles are also treated psychologically; who have become drugs addicted or are being involved in depuration. Following are some examples of the programmes of treating the juveniles; Individual counseling, Cognitive behavioural therapy Drug treatment
Keeping in view the physical and mental stress in the Jail environment different recreational activities have been conducted in order to develop a positive and constructive sense on competition among the juveniles.
Recreational activities involve:
Today’s newspaper features the inspiring success story of Rahai organization dedicated to helping prisoners reintegrate into society after their release. With a focus on education and job training, Rahai organization has helped hundreds of former inmates find gainful employment and build a better future for themselves and their families.
The organization’s unique approach has been praised by experts in the field, who have highlighted the importance of providing support and resources to individuals who may have difficulty adjusting to life outside of prison. Thanks to the tireless efforts of their staff and volunteers, Rahai organization has seen a significant increase in the number of successful re-integrations, helping to reduce recidivism rates and improve public safety.
With their continued dedication to their cause, Rahai organization is poised to make an even greater impact and provide hope to those who need it most.
