Banksia Hill Detention Centre Education Service
Banking in Canning

For the Department's dedicated staff, Corrective Services is more than a job it is about service. Providing offender management services that save the community. Yield opportunities for them to improve themselves, for example through education and training. Probation and Parole staff contribute to community safety through effective and responsible offender management which focuses on reducing re offending. Offenders who receive portion in the Drug Court program: The Youth Justice Services (yes) division is responsible for the safety, security and rehabilitation of young people in custody and those engaged with our services in the community. Programs and services for young people on orders in the community. These community orders typically mean the young person must meet regularly with their youth justice officer, attend certain programs to address their offending behavior or undertake some community work. Department staff travel to these communities to produce the correct training, information and encourage for people in the community to effectively supervise these young people. If the young person goes back to their family, the Department can also yield services and urge to the family. They can encourage the young person and donate information to the court. The Department employs staff in the community and in detention to provide programs for young people. Depending upon the level of antisocial and offending behavior, services may be accessed by these young people and their families, including: Management of young people on community orders. It informs the way in which corrective services, police and the courts work with young people in the justice system. Youth Justice Services helps young people and their families grasp what causes them to offend and to find out what promote can be given to assist the young person change their behavior. The Aboriginal Visitors Scheme (ABS) is a group of Aboriginal staff who visit prisons and detention centers around the state, providing urge and counseling to Aboriginal people in custody. Education and health awareness programs are also available to prisoners to foster them to improve their health skills and live healthier lives when they are released. While in custody, prisoners receive the equivalent glossy of health care the public would take lower the public health system. Ensure successive evaluation and improvement of programs and services delivered to women and their families. Establishing an Aboriginal Services Committee in each prison, detention and community corrections center to focus on delivering culturally good services to Aboriginal people and. In assessing each application, the Department must consider its strategic priorities as well as whether the research focus will contribute directly to improving the service provision for prisoners, detainees, offenders and safety outcomes for the community. Revise, implement and evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of Mature Justice Service operations to ensure operational excellence in all policy, processes and procedures. Research, develop and implement new program and service delivery models that meet needs and yield rehabilitation results.