The Implementation Status of Welfare Development Programs of Urdaneta District Jail Female Dorm

Abstract

The Welfare Development Programs are implemented with goal of achieving the highest attainable well-being of Persons deprived of Liberty (PDL). The core programs are designed to address the varying needs of the PDL while confinement, effect positive behavioral changes and facilitate the acquisition of vocational skills thereby reducing the chances of recidivism on one hand and increasing the possibility of successful community reintegration. This study aimed to assess the level of implementation and level of effectiveness of Welfare Development Programs as rehabilitation in Urdaneta Dristict Jail Female dorm. The explanatory sequential mixed-method design was used in this study. Based on the findings, the Welfare Development Programs in Urdaneta District Jail Female Dorm is highly implemented and highly effective as a form of rehabilitation across various aspects. These findings suggest that WDPs plays a crucial role in promoting positive outcomes and facilitating the rehabilitation process for PDLs within the BJMP facilities. However, despite the program’s effectiveness, several challenges were identified in its implementation, including non-participation and engagement, limited resources and space and poor internet connection. Thus, a comprehensive action plan can enhance the program’s effectiveness and contribute to the holistic rehabilitation and reintegration of PDLs into society.