Qualitative research explores inmate coaching challenges at Nunukan prison, suggesting gaps in systemic capacity building.
Key Points
Implementation of the prisoner development program faces significant obstacles at Nunukan Correctional Institution, from coaching duration to program variation.
Limited coaching personnel and inadequate cooperation with stakeholders hinder effective inmate rehabilitation efforts.
Short and unsustainable coaching programs impact prisoners' ability to integrate back into society and achieve independence.
The absence of specific regional regulations further complicates the effectiveness of inmate coaching and rehabilitation initiatives.