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Correctional Facilities & Parolee Programs THE PREM RAWAT FOUNDATION PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAM Correctional Facilities & Parolee Programs Continent Country City Host Facility Africa Bénin Abomey Calavi Prison Civile d'Abomey Calavi Africa Bénin Cotonou Prison Civile de Cotonou Africa Bénin Porto Novo Prison Civile de Porto Novo Africa Côte d’Ivoire Abidjan Centre d'Observation des Mineures Africa Côte d’Ivoire Abidjan Maison d’Arrêt et de Correction d'Abidjan Africa Côte d’Ivoire Bouaké Centre d'Observations des Mineurs de Bouake Africa Côte d’Ivoire Dabou Maison d'Arret et de Correction de Dabou Africa Ghana Accra James Camp Prison Africa Ghana Accra Nsawam Females Prison Africa Ghana Accra Senior Correctional Centre (SCC) Africa Ghana Koforudua Koforudua Local Prison Africa Ghana Kumasi Kumasi Central Prison Africa Ghana Nsawam Nsawam Prison (Males) Africa Ghana Osamkrom Osamkrom Prison Africa Ghana Sekondi Takoradi Sekondi Takoradi Males and Females Prison Africa Ghana Sunyani Sunyani Central Prison Africa Ghana Winneba Winneba Local Prison Africa Mauritius Beau Bassin Mauritius Prison Service Training School Africa Mozambique Matola Laboratorio da Liberdade Africa Mozambique Xai-Xai Estabelecimento Penitenciário Provincial de Gaza Africa South Africa Barberton Barberton Correctional Maximum Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Barberton Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Barberton Barberton Medium A Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Barberton Barberton Medium B Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Barberton Town Youth Center Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Belfast Belfast Correctional (Witbank Management Area) Africa South Africa Bethal Bethal Correctional Center Bethal Management Area Africa South Africa Bethal Bethal Female Center Bethal Management Area PEP in Correctional Facilities & Parolee Programs - 1 Continent Country City Host Facility Africa South Africa Boksburg Boksburg Community Corrections Boksburg Management Area Africa South Africa Boksburg Boksburg Medium A Boksburg Management Area Africa South Africa Boksburg Boksburg Youth Center Boksburg Management Area Africa South Africa Cape Town Pollsmoor Prison Med. B5 Africa South Africa Cullinan Zonderwater Correctional Facility Africa South Africa Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal Westville Prison Africa South Africa Eastern Cape Idutywa Correctional Center Sada Management Area Africa South Africa Ermelo Ermelo Correctional Facility Bethal Management Area Africa South Africa Fort Beaufort Fort Beaufort Correctional Facility Amathole Management Area Africa South Africa Heidelberg Heidelberg Center C Boksburg Management Area Africa South Africa Johannesburg Joburg Management Area D - Female Africa South Africa Johannesburg Joburg Management Area Facility for Women Africa South Africa Johannesburg Johannesburg Correctional Centre - Med B-C & Women's Africa South Africa Johannesburg Johannesburg Correctional Centre - Med C Africa South Africa Kameelfontein Baviaanspoort Management Area Baviaanspoort Maximum Africa South Africa Kameelfontein Baviaanspoort Management Area Baviaanspoort Maximum Africa South Africa Kameelfontein Baviaanspoort Management Area Baviaanspoort Medium Africa South Africa Kameelfontein Baviaanspoort Management Area Emthonjeni Juvenile Center Africa South Africa Krugersdorp Krugersdorp Management Area Africa South Africa Krugersdorp Krugersdorp Management Area Community Corrections Africa South Africa Malmesbury Malmesbury Correctional Facility Africa South Africa Meredale Johannesburg Management Area Medium B Section 1 Africa South Africa Meredale Johannesburg Management Area Medium B Section 2 Africa South Africa Meredale Johannesburg Management Rea Medium B Section 3 Africa South Africa Middelburg Middelburg Correctional(Witbank Management Area) Africa South Africa Nelspruit Nelspruit Correctional Center Barberton Management Area Africa South Africa Piet Retief Piet Retief Correctional Facility Bethal Management Area Africa South Africa Pretoria Kgosi Mampuru Africa South Africa Pretoria Pretoria Correctional Africa South Africa Robertson Robertson Correctional Center Breede River Management Area Africa South Africa Somerset East Somerset East Correctional Centre Kirkwood Management Area Africa South Africa Standerton Standerton Correctional Facility Bethal Management Area Africa South Africa Volksrust Volksrust Correctional Facility Bethal Management Area PEP in Correctional Facilities & Parolee Programs - 2 Continent Country City Host Facility Africa South Africa Western Cape Malmesbury Correctional Facility Africa South Africa Witbank Witbank Correctional (Witbank Management Area) Africa South Africa Witbank Witbank Management Area (Human Resources Development) Africa South Africa Worcester Brandvlei Maximum Brandvlei Management Area Africa South Africa Worcester Brandvlei Youth Center Brandvlei Management Area Africa South Africa Worcester Breede River Female Center Breede River Management Area Africa South Africa Worcester Dwarsrivier Prison Breede River Management Area Asia India Hyderabad Cherlapalli Central Jail Asia Philippines Bogtong, Legazpi State of Legazpi City Jail Albay Asia Singapore Singapore Singapore Prison Service (SPS) Asia Sri Lanka Batticoloa Batticoloa Prison Asia Sri Lanka Colombo Centre for Research and Training in Correction Asia Sri Lanka Colombo Welikada Prison Asia Sri Lanka Eastern Province Trincomalee Prison Asia Sri Lanka Jaffna Jaffna Prison Asia Sri Lanka Kandy Kandy Bogambara Prison Asia Sri Lanka Pollonnaruwa Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre Kanda Kadu Asia Sri Lanka Vavuniya Rehabilitation Coordinating Centre, Vavuniya Asia Taiwan, Province Hualien City, Hualien County HuaLien Prison of China Asia Taiwan, Province Hualien County Hualien Prison ,Agency of Corrections , Ministry of Justice of China Asia Taiwan, Province Pengfu Pengfu Prison of China Asia Taiwan, Province Taoyuan Taoyuan Women's Prison of China Asia Taiwan, Province Taoyuan City Taipei Prison of China Asia Taiwan, Province Yunlin County Yunlin First Prison; men of China Europe Austria Klagenfurt Justizanstalt Klagenfurt Europe Austria Schwarzau Justizanstalt - Schwarzau Europe Germany Wetter JAA Wetter Juvenile Detention Center Europe Greece Athens Second Chance High School of Korydallos Prisons Europe Greece Eleonas Women Detention Premises of Eleonas Thiva Europe Greece Larissa Second School of Second Chance PEP in Correctional Facilities & Parolee Programs - 3 Continent Country City Host Facility Europe Greece Thiva 1st Second Chance High School Eleona, Thivon (prison) Europe Greece Thiva, Viotia School of 2nd chance in Eleonas’ prison Europe Ireland Castlerea Castlerea Prison Europe Ireland Dublin Mountjoy Prison (Completed Drug & Alcohol Rehab & Lifers) Europe Ireland Dublin Mountjoy, C Wing, Main jail Europe Ireland Dublin Mountjoy. 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