Kriminaalihuollon tukisäätiö KRITS Probation Foundation.

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Kriminaalihuollon tukisäätiö KRITS Probation Foundation
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Kriminaalihuollon tukisäätiö KRITS Probation Foundation

History The roots of the Probation Foundation and Probation Service are in the work of the Prisoner's Association, which focused exclusively on a helping mission. After the reorganization in August 2001, after-work originally included in the Probation Association's duties, will be continued by the Probation Foundation The Finnish Prisoner's Association 1966 The Probation, registered association 1975 The public Probation Association 2001 The Probation Service

Probation and Aftercare Association a public corporation funded by the government the enforcement of community sanctions housing support employment guidance general guidance and financial support

Probation and Aftercare Association during 1980’s the social and legislative development lead to the view that inmates’ aftercare is an obligation of municipalities the aftercare system of Probation Association was gradually dissolved increased emphasis on enforcement of community sanctions

Probation Service and Probation Foundation KRITS the Probation and Aftercare Association was nationalized almost whole emphasis on community sanctions the municipalities are not capable of responding to the needs of released inmates need for NGO aftercare organisation  Probation Foundation

The Probation Foundation

The Probation Foundation KRITS (Finland) The purpose of the Probation Foundation KRITS is to reduce recidivism. The foundation aims to help people who have been convicted of a crime, are in a crisis situation because of a crime or are facing social ostracism. The Probation Foundation develops and furthers probation and after-care services and supports voluntary work. Also, the foundation brings its influence to bear in the field of criminal policy and promote the interests of its target group. The goal of the Probation Foundation is to create a nationally significant and influential network of organizations in the field of probation and after-care.

The developer and promoter of probation and after-care The Probation Foundation actively carries out development projects. The purpose of projects is to create necessary support services in the field of probation and after- care for the municipalities and sanctions system. The foundation furthers probation and after-care by education and working in different co-operative organs. Furthermore the foundation grants financial assistance for research, development and education of probation and after-care and for voluntary work.

The Probation Foundation The influential actor The Probation Foundation acts as an active influential actor in the development of the legislation of the field, various projects and researches as well as by supervising the interests of its target groups. The foundation has representatives in ministerial working groups and consultative committee of the Criminal Sanctions Agency (treatment programmes). The foundation has also an ombudsman institution to promote probation and aftercare.

The producer of support services The Probation Foundation provides supported housing services and peer support services in capital area. It has a peer support contact point Redis in Helsinki. The services of Redis and supported housing services are for released prisoners on capital area, engaged to rehabilitation. The services of the foundation’s ombudsman for probation and after-care are national. The ombudsman is the supervisor of the interests of ex-prisoners and he practices law in a matter of rehabilitation and after-care.

Members of the Council A-Clinic Foundation The Finnish Blue Ribbon Finnish Federation for Social Welfare and Health The Finnish Association for Mental Health The Guarantee Foundation Y Foundation (housing) The Church Council The Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities The Ministry of Justice Criminal Sanctions Agency Prison Service Probation Service

Probation Foundation KRITS The operation of the Probation Foundation is financed by the income from real estate and stocks owned by the foundation as well as financial aid from the Finland’s Slot Machines Association (RAY).

The Probation Foundation PROJECT AND INVESTMENT FUNDING FROM RAY RAY (Finland’s Slot Machine Association) was established in 1938 to raise funds through gaming operations (slot machines and casinos) to support Finnish health and welfare organizations (non-profit organizations). The funding assistance year 2007 was 306 million €. Yearly more than organizations receive funding. KRITS 2007 – € for permanent activities – € for projects – € for investments (flats for housing) RAY funding assistance is about 59 % of KRITS budget

The Probation Foundation Organization and Activities HOUSING SERVICES - Service guidance and evaluation - Supported housing (23 flats) - Half-way homes (2) PROJECTS AFTERCARE PROGRAMME Housing programme HEALTH COUNCELLING AMONG PEERS IN PRISON JYVÄLLÄ-PROJECT Housing, rehabilitation for work, substance abuse treatment and support for relatives and friends SOUND FAMILY Peer support training model GET ON ONE’S OWN FEET AGAIN Peer support in financial matters FREE FROM LEARNING DISABILITIES CO-OPERATION WITH PRISONS - Social worker, Vanaja and Sukeva Prisons - WOP-project, Kerava Prison CENTRAL OFFICE - Coordination of co- operation between NGOs - Management - Financial services - Real estate and stocks Personnel: 23 OMBUDSMAN FOR PROBATION AND AFTERCARE supervision of prisoners interests concerning rehabilitation SERVICES PEER SUPPORT REDIS - peer community - voluntary support persons - support groups for prisoners FINANCIAL AID Support of smaller NGOs € / 2007 DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES INFORMATION AND ADP - Portal ´Gate to Freedom’ - Communications network of NGOs

Ombudsman Promotes the possibilities of rehabilitation for those with criminal background. Offers knowledge about support systems, helps in taking care of one’s matters with officials and gives legal advices.

Peer support Redis Support groups for inmates inside and outside prison. Voluntary support persons, their training and guidance. Contact place Redis Open Mon-Sat “low threshold” Discussion and guidance from peer point of view.

Supported housing 23 flats in Helsinki and Vantaa Two half-way houses (4+3 places) 3 workers A continuum from prison to independent living Year 2006, 81 applications, 34 occupants Comprehensive support: staying sober, meaningful activities during the day, discussion help, taking care of one’s matters in different agencies Difficulties: quick relapses after release, keeping up the criminal lifestyle

Family support Building a continuum from prison to community so that emphasis is on the whole family’s welfare. Co-operation with municipalities, church and NGOs. Developing a peer support training model for both men in prison and (usually) women in the community and their children. Training this model to prison and community workers and NGOs.

The Probation Foundation Gate to Freedom Portal The Probation Foundation Internet site Extranet site Content of sites Databases E-forms for different purposes Forums News

The Probation Foundation Internet site The Probation Foundation For people with criminal background and their families  to help criminals to change and leave criminal lifestyle behind them  support families of criminals

The Probation Foundation Content of Internet site Objective information and self help tool (’survival kit’ when released from prison) Peer support (discussion forum) Consultation of the ombudsman News: ”what’s going on and where?” Links to other sites

The Probation Foundation Extranet site The Probation Foundation Network for NGOs working with prisoners or ex-prisoners  to help them in their everyday work  to create a forum for professionals  to offer tools for communication

The Probation Foundation Future plans Services for families of offenders –Information –News –Consultation of family therapist –Discussions of peer support Self help tests Human interest type of stories Info bank, short articles written by professionals

The Probation Foundation Thank you!