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Presentation of the project outcomes

The Georgian Centre for Psychosocial and Medical Rehabilitation of Torture Victims (GCRT) is pleased to invite you to the presentation of outcomes of the project “Introducing the four R’s in Georgia: rehabilitation, reintegration and recidivism reduction among Georgian (ex) convicts” as well as the results of the needs assessment study carried out in the framework of the aforementioned project.
The needs assessment was focused on studying the needs and problems of the prisoners and persons under probation. Both qualitative and quantitative studies were conducted. Overall 210 inmates and persons under probation were interviewed. The study targeted following areas: social background, record of imprisonment, health issues, conditions of imprisonment, conditions of probation term, resocialization measures / needs. The needs assessment was carried out through collaboration with Applied Research Company (ARC) and with the support from Ministry of Corrections and Legal Aid.

Published: May 8, 2012

When: Friday, 11. May 2012 11:00-13:00
To: Friday, 11. May 2012
Where: Tbilisi, Radisson Blue Iveria Hotel
Host: The Georgian Centre for Psychosocial and Medical Rehabilitation of Torture Victims (GCRT)

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