SETBI Care ‘s Chemist Julian trained some of the SETBI’s PDL students how to manufacture the handmade soaps as a source of income. Training inmates in soap making is important because it offers them a valuable skill, increases their productivity and self-esteem, and can contribute to a more positive and healthier prison environment. Additionally, it can equip them with skills that are transferable
to the
outside world, potentially improving their prospects for successful reintegration and employment after release. The project was developed in a collaboration between the SETBI College Education Behind Bars and SEBTI Care. PDLs often face a shortage of personal hygiene materials , and a low cost but anti bacteria and ecological soap formula was then developed, using different type of oil that could be manufacture by themselves when they release from the Prison. Chemist Julian trained PDL students how to manufacture soap in the most appropriate way, following the legislation and safety standards. As PDL favor their professional training and subsequent reintegration into society. After the training, an evaluative questionnaire about how to make soap and manufacture of the soap , Chemist show a demo how to make a soap and the approval of the PDLs was observed , concluding that the activity was very productive and PDL students were excited about to learning how to make soap. Under the soap making training project including entrepreneur’s skills and activities, PDL will be able to strengthen their economic power to earn steady income. Continue reading