The jail facility recorded 184 welfare development activities in Q1 which benefitted 176 PDLs.
The activities include Alternative Learning System (ALS) program, skills enhancement, values restoration program, religious activities, and livelihood programs in partnership with various government agencies and non-government organizations.
According to Jail Senior Insp. Bryan Ian Paul A. Rañada, SJDJ Jail Warden, their office will intensify their efforts in providing better service for the PDLs in their jail facility and their families.
“May mga [kino-conceptualize] na bagong program na makakatulong [sa mga PDLs] at even pati ‘yung mga [nakalaya na] (There are new programs being conceptualize that will help the PDLs and even those who have gained their freedom),” Rañada said.
