Facts about the SEW Program
Socio Economic Welfare Program
What does SEW Program stand for?
jobs & money, meal plans if necessary, additional medication/mental healthcare
What does the SEW Program Public Housing offer?
Cooking, Construction, Plumbing, AutoRepair
What are some of the required jobs offered by the SEW Program Public Housing?
It is based on their previous education from before they were imprisoned.
How is an inmate's education plan determined?
Ineligible for housing, face scant job opportunities, little access to education
What problems do inmates faced when they're released/what problems does the SEW Program solve?
Must work some sort of hands-on job offered by the SEW Program Public Housing
What is a requirement for those staying in Public Housing at the SEW institutions?
20% and 80%
What is the percentage of inmates' wages that is returned to them and the institution?
Inmates can be hired by a better paying job because they have used the guidance plan and recieved a continued education.
What are the benefits of continuing education for inmates?
Optional assistance on housing, jobs, and education given to inmates by a counselor
What is the Guidance Plan?
Inmates are encouraged to use their own funds, but it is provided if necessary
What does the SEW Program Public Housing do about meal plans?
jobs outside the institution: partnering with different job firms that are reminiscent of the jobs offered by our SEW Program Public Housing
What is the Partner Plan?
Through the guidance plan, inmates can continue their education.
How can inmates continue their education after being released?