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The Jailbreak Health Project--incorporating a unique radio programme for prisoners.

机译：越狱健康项目-为囚犯提供了一个独特的广播节目。

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Several studies in NSW have identified prisoners to be at high risk for blood borne viruses. The prevalence of hepatitis C among men in NSW correctional centres is 40% and over 60% among women. It is even higher among those with histories of injecting drug use. As part of the state's strategy to minimise the spread of blood borne viruses and promote healthy lifestyles among prisoners, the Community Restorative Centre broadcasts a weekly half hour radio programme to prisoners and the community. The project is funded through the NSW Health Department and aims to provide support to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families. Jailbreak's success hinges on the participation of the very people [prisoners] the show wishes to target. The radio show is aimed specifically at broadcasting health promotion and harm-minimisation messages to prisoners and their supporters although this is not obvious. When you tune in to Jailbreak you will hear a diverse range of opinion, music and poetry from people caught up in the criminal justice system. Nevertheless at the heart of this exciting and challenging project is the delivery of engaging, relevant and clear health messages to prison inmates, ex-inmates and families in relation to HIV, hepatitis and sexual health. Since 2002, valuable health information, often in the form of personal stories, vignettes and quiz questions, can be heard in and around Sydney on 2SER 107.3 FM or online at http://www.2ser.com. Jailbreak has not been without controversy and has to balance the security focus of correctional authorities and the illegality of substance use in correctional centres with the need to convey messages to prisoners in relation to harm-minimisation.
机译：新南威尔士州的几项研究发现，囚犯极易感染血液传播的病毒。新南威尔士州惩教中心的男性丙型肝炎患病率为40％，女性中60％以上。在有注射毒品历史的人中，这一比例甚至更高。作为该州最大程度地减少血传播病毒传播并促进囚犯健康生活方式的战略的一部分，社区恢复中心每周向囚犯和社区广播半小时的广播节目。该项目由新南威尔士州卫生部资助，旨在为囚犯，前囚犯及其家人提供支持。越狱的成功取决于演出希望针对的人们（囚犯）的参与。该广播节目专门针对向囚犯及其支持者广播健康促进和危害最小化消息，尽管这种情况并不明显。当您收听越狱时，您会听到陷入刑事司法系统的人们的各种各样的见解，音乐和诗歌。然而，这个令人振奋和具有挑战性的项目的核心是向监狱囚犯，前囚犯和家庭传递与艾滋病毒，肝炎和性健康有关的有吸引力，相关且清晰的健康信息。自2002年以来，人们可以在悉尼及其周边地区通过2SER 107.3 FM或在http://www.2ser.com在线收听到有价值的健康信息，这些信息通常以个人故事，小插曲和测验问题的形式出现。越狱并非没有争议，必须平衡惩教当局的安全重点和在惩教中心使用毒品的非法性，以及将与危害最小化有关的信息传达给囚犯的需要。

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