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Agreement on promoting the development of social protection for persons released from places of detention.

  Mykhailo Vasyuta, ‘Law and Democracy’ 
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In September, the administration of the department for the execution of sentences in the Lviv Region and the Lviv Regional Employment Centre signed an agreement on promoting the development of social protection, professional rehabilitation, and employment for persons released from places of detention. The bilateral agreement provides for the coordination of joint actions aimed at the professional rehabilitation and the enhancement of professional orientation for persons released from places of detention.

The bilateral agreement provides for the coordination of joint actions aimed at the professional rehabilitation and the enhancement of professional orientation for persons released from places of detention.

Under the agreement, the Employment Centre undertakes to provide the institutions executing sentences with information about individuals who have been released from places of detention and have applied to employment centres for assistance in finding work. Furthermore, it commits to providing a full range of social services regarding assistance in employment, organisation of professional training, provision of vocational guidance services, and involvement in paid public works for individuals who have been released from places of detention and have applied to the employment centre for the purpose of seeking work.

The Centre also committed to conducting training sessions for individuals who are currently in places of detention and preparing for release, specifically in: Lychakiv Correctional Colony No. 30, Lviv Correctional Colony No. 48, and Sambir Educational Colony.

The administration, for its part, undertook to provide the Centre with information about individuals who will be released from places of detention at least two months prior to their release, and to participate in the development and approval of layouts for printed informational materials (brochures, posters) and video clips on the issues of social adaptation and the organisation of employment for such individuals.
The administration also provides security for the Centre’s specialists and social partners during the implementation of these measures.

The total number of training sessions is 27; in particular, it is known that 13 sessions are for individuals aged 14–18, and 7 are for convicts aged 18 and over.

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