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Together towards more integrated pathways of care and empowerment

The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Persons and Their Families (Tarahum) works to coordinate efforts and align roles across government bodies, the non-profit sector and the private sector, helping to support inmates, released persons and their families through clearer, more sustained pathways that safeguard dignity and strengthen stability and positive reintegration.

Our role in the ecosystem

About the committee

Who is Tarahum?

The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Persons and their Families (Tarahum) is a national entity dedicated to caring for and empowering inmates, released persons and their families. It coordinates efforts and integrates roles among relevant entities to strengthen family and social stability and support positive community integration. 
The National Committee "Tarahum" operates nationwide through its General Secretariat and branches, in partnership with government, nonprofit, and private sector entities, to support care and empowerment pathways for beneficiary groups and direct efforts toward more sustainable solutions that preserve dignity and address needs.

Our role in the ecosystem

The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Individuals, and Their Families "Tarahum" plays an integrative role aimed at strengthening coordination among relevant entities in caring for and empowering inmates, released individuals, and their families. This role focuses on bringing efforts together, clarifying pathways, enabling partners, and supporting more sustainable solutions that strengthen stability and positive integration.

Strategy and performance management

Data management

Research and studies

Policy and legislative development

Inter-agency coordination and stakeholder engagement

Care and empowerment pathways

Interconnected pathways through partners 
 

The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Individuals, and Their Families "Tarahum" helps coordinate care and empowerment pathways so beneficiaries can access appropriate support through integrated partner roles.

Before release

Support readiness for the post-release phase by coordinating with partners to provide rehabilitative and developmental pathways that facilitate an orderly transition to the community.

This pathway includes

  • Support for rehabilitation and guidance pathways.
  • Coordination with partners to connect beneficiaries with suitable opportunities.
  • Strengthening social and professional readiness.
  • Supporting continuity of essential services when needed.

After release

Contributing to connecting released individuals with suitable support and empowerment opportunities to strengthen stability and increase opportunities for positive integration.

This pathway includes

  • Referral to appropriate services.
  • Support for empowerment, training, and employment opportunities.
  • Strengthening social stability.
  • Coordination with relevant entities according to need.

Family support

Strengthening stability for inmates' families and released individuals by coordinating with relevant entities to help meet essential social and developmental needs.

This pathway includes

  • Connecting families with appropriate entities and services.
  • Support for social and family stability.
  • Strengthening empowerment opportunities for family members.
  • Contributing to directing support according to need.

Integrated support through partners

Building effective partnerships with government, nonprofit, and private sector entities to expand impact and improve service continuity.

This pathway includes

  • Training and skills development.
  • Support for professional integration opportunities.
  • Guidance and counseling.
  • Partnerships with the nonprofit and private sectors.

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