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A peer-driven mentoring case management community reentry model: an application for jails and prisons.

机译：同行驱动的指导案例管理社区重入模型：监狱和监狱的应用程序。

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Welcome Home Ministries (WHM) is a peer-driven reentry program for women reentering the community from jail and prison. One of the major contributing factors to a high recidivism rate is the presenting issue of co-occurring disorders stemming from early childhood abuse and trauma found in 85% of the women seeking the assistance of WHM. The peers within WHM, having experienced mental health issues, substance abuse, and incarceration themselves, identified and developed a specific reentry program for this population. This article presents the results of a yearlong study that addresses the following: (1) the issue of co-occurring disorders; (2) the impact of early childhood trauma and abuse on the rate of incarceration; (3) the outcomes for restoration and recovery; and (4) the desire of the women to give back to the community.
机译：Welcome Home Ministries（WHM）是一个由同伴驱动的再入籍计划，旨在帮助妇女从监狱和监狱重新进入社区。导致高再犯率的主要因素之一是出现的同时发生的疾病问题，该疾病是由寻求虐待WHM的85％的妇女中的早期儿童虐待和创伤引起的。 WHM的同龄人自身经历了心理健康问题，药物滥用和监禁，他们确定并制定了针对该人群的特定再入计划。本文介绍了一项为期一年的研究结果，涉及以下内容：（1）并发疾病的问题; （2）幼儿期创伤和虐待对监禁率的影响; （3）恢复和恢复的结果; （4）妇女回馈社会的愿望。

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