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To provide for released offenders, the opportunity for personal rehabilitation and to ensure that any such persons shall have the greatest opportunity for adjustment to the expectations of the community.

To provide suitable accommodation for released prisoners or defendants.

To provide financial and other material assistance to the families of defendants, released offenders and prisoners, who are in need of such assistance.

To help the families of defendants, released offenders and prisoners and particularly to work for the provision of suitable accommodation for such families or dependants who are in need.

To cooperate with statutory or voluntary bodies whose work affects or assists the rehabilitation of released offenders, or involves the provision of assistance or support to the families of defendants, released offenders or prisoners.

To generate and increase the level of community awareness of the causes of crime, the need for community participation in the rehabilitation of released offenders and the specific needs of prisoners' families and dependants.

To cooperate with the relevant government bodies and other agencies for the furtherance of these aims and objects.

To assist offenders, released offenders and their dependants to obtain suitable employment and to provide them with the opportunity for training and retraining to that end.

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