CRM 2309 Lecture 2: Social determinants of health
20 Mar 2019
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Most of them will be non-violent and put in light a broader problem such as poverty. May have turned to offense to have a steadier income such as trafficking. The families of the offender also normally live in poverty. Some families wounded up homeless after the person got incarcerated. Social support: family members are often pushed away and don"t come because the guards have to swab your hands when you get in with a cloth than can detect depending on the prison, say bomb residue, heroin, marijuana. However sometimes purell can ring as heroin and when that happens, even if you prove you have none, policy says you either get no visit or its in closed visit so in a glass room. Education: education systems allow prisons to stay on track gives them structure, some challenges in delivering quality education for the young adult prisoners (age 18-21).
