Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Center for Boys

Abstract

AIM Rehabilitate the juveniles in the center through normative architecture. Teaching Family Homes a residential rehabilitation model where juveniles live under the direct supervision of an facilitator who works with them on modifying their attitudes and behavior. OBJECTIVES Offer all the essential requirements in upbringing of the detainees within the center. Provide proper community based programs, learning and career transition services to encourage in shaping of the detainees. Mental counselling following up for the juveniles is essential to take away concerns of every detainee and make certain development in them. Provide proper housing, shelter, food, clothing, health and medical care services. Physical health and fitness programs for hygienic life. Engaging the juveniles and keeping a structured atmosphere will benefit their perspective and incorporating alternative learning exercises will ensure attitudes and self-esteem can be maintained or improved. SCOPE OF WORK The scope of the study concentrate on facilitating necessary requirements and work on developing the child through provision, protection and participation. Treatment in juvenile homes. Living conditions of the juveniles. Quality of food and cleanliness in the homes. Each user has a different perspective and unique needs but a larger group of people that will share similar needs. Vocational programs provide real-world skill sets for future advancement. Education and recreational facilities. Health and Medical services.