Residential programs VWU

what is the primary goal of residential programs?

• punishment

• reintegration into society

• increased isolation

• deterrence

Residential programs provide GED prep and vocational training

• true

• false

what is a common challenge faced by residential programs for individuals transitioning from prison to society?

• lack of interest and rehab

• over funding

• excessive freedom granted to participants

• difficulty securing housing and employment

which of the following is typically a focus of residential programs to reduce the likelihood of re offending?

• punitive measures and isolation

• skill building, education, and mental health support

• strict surveillance and daily confinement

• involvement in high risk activities

residential programs are often designed to be less restrictive than traditional incarceration

• true

• false

how do residential programs help individuals with mental health challenges?

• by limiting all social interactions

• by offering exclusive solitary therapy sessions

• by providing regular psychological assessments and counseling

• by focusing on physical health only

residential programs for offenders are primarily focused on punishment rather than rehab and reintegration into society.

• true

• false

Participants in residential programs are typically allowed complete freedom and can come and go as they please.

• false

• true

residential programs provide a structured environments with rules

• true

• false