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Our strategic identity
Our role in the ecosystem
The National Committee "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.
Why is this role important?
Caring for and empowering inmates, released individuals, and their families requires integration among multiple entities, services, and pathways. The National Committee "Tarahum" supports this integration to improve the beneficiary experience, reduce fragmentation across services, and strengthen the impact of partnerships.
Role focus areas
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Data management
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Research and studies
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Policy and legislative development
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Inter-agency coordination and stakeholder engagement
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Financial planning and resource planning
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General affairs and corporate communications
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Building ecosystem capacity and capabilities
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Assessment, classification, and case management for inmates and released individuals
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Correctional services
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Community oversight and supervision
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Public health, mental health, and community support services
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Rehabilitation programs and interventions
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Charitable services
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Reintegration and aftercare
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Quality assurance and follow-up
What distinguishes Tarahum's role?
The National Committee serves as a link among relevant entities by coordinating efforts, developing pathways, enabling partnerships, and supporting improvements to the beneficiary experience, thereby strengthening integration of the national care and empowerment ecosystem.
Coordinating efforts
We unify the efforts of relevant entities to ensure integrated care and avoid duplication of services.
Developing pathways
We design unified pathways for the beneficiary journey from the moment of need to full empowerment.
Enabling partnerships
We build strategic partnerships between the government and nonprofit sectors to expand and sustain impact.
Improving the beneficiary experience
We place the beneficiary at the center of every decision and continuously measure impact to improve services.
How do we serve each beneficiary group?
Each beneficiary group has a thoughtfully designed communication channel and tailored services that reflect our role in the ecosystem and meet their needs efficiently and with dignity.
For beneficiaries and their families
We enable you to access integrated care, rehabilitation, and empowerment services within an ecosystem that preserves dignity, strengthens stability, and supports the reintegration journey.
For media professionals
The committee welcomes engagement from media professionals and is pleased to serve you by receiving inquiries and providing official information through dedicated communication channels.
For potential partners
We enable strategic partnerships that contribute to service development and broader impact within an integrated national rehabilitation and integration ecosystem.
For government officials
We coordinate integration among entities and unify efforts and standards to strengthen service efficiency and support data-informed decision-making.
The beneficiary journey within the ecosystem
From the beginning of the journey to full integration, the committee works with its partners to ensure continuity of support at every stage.
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Inside prison
Support for in-prison rehabilitation programs, family follow-up, and release planning.
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Release phase
Ensuring a smooth transition to the community by connecting the beneficiary with supportive services and activating appropriate support pathways.
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Rehabilitation
Providing rehabilitation and training programs in partnership with relevant entities to strengthen the beneficiary's readiness for integration into the labor market and society.
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Community integration
Supporting social and economic stability and strengthening continuity of integration through ongoing follow-up and impact measurement, contributing to reduced recidivism and sustainable outcomes.