Various activities are carried out to achieve their social reintegration:

• On the one hand, children and young people are provided with psychosocial support and individualized medical accompaniment, on a weekly basis and following an initial assessment, and their living conditions at the Center are improved with basic materials, such as blankets, sheets or hygiene supplies, and their food, to guarantee their nutritional security throughout the duration of the project;
• In addition, socio-educational, creative, and recreational activities are organized with them, aimed at educating them in values, peaceful coexistence, and restoring their social sphere. A basic literacy, reading, writing, and math training program is also developed, with sessions held four days a week, taking into account the children’s ages and educational levels.
• In addition, awareness-raising sessions on child protection are held so that children know what their rights are as children.
• Among the adolescent beneficiaries, a vocational training selection process is also underway. Participants will attend vocational training workshops four days a week, with theoretical and/or practical sessions taught by specialized teams. This will help them find a profession or potential job opportunity that will allow them to earn a living once their prison term ends. This will be complemented by training in work and behavioral skills, emotional intelligence, and professional notions that will provide these young people with the tools to find work.
• Finally, and a key aspect for the social reintegration of these children, is the family reunification process. After a few initial months of working with the children and assessing their physical and emotional recovery, contact is established with their family of origin, or a foster family willing to integrate them upon their release from the detention center, and meetings and mediation processes are organized and held privately.