…prisons are designed to maintain public safety first and help inmates successfully reenter society second. Balancing these dual responsibilities is challenging, especially with limited resources.
Traditional prison rehabilitation programs prepare inmates for life after prison. Yet many of the underlying causes that contributed to criminal behavior remain unresolved during an inmate’s incarceration.
Root-cause rehabilitation focuses on the issues that brought inmates to prison in the first place. Root-cause rehabilitation does not replace traditional prison rehabilitation programming – it strengthens it.
The Kronos Project is a collection of root-cause rehabilitation tools designed to help prison professionals address the causes of inmate criminality. When added to existing programming, Kronos’ root-cause rehabilitation tools help inmates, and make prisons, and communities safer.
The Kronos Project currently includes twelve root-cause rehabilitation tools organized into three categories: The Kronos Project, Kronos Choices, and Kronos Prison Reads.
Explore these categories. Examine the root-cause tools. Consider adding them to your current rehabilitation programming. ‘
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