• Literacy Program
  • No. of illiterate prisoner – 4670
    • Male – 4270
    • Female – 400
  • All admitted to literacy centres opened inside jails as per norms of Total Literacy Campaign.
  • Environment building through Kala Jatha
  • State Literacy Mission authority and District Literacy Society conduct and monitor the program along with jail authority.
  • Target to make all literate by July 2008 and then run one centre for new entry
• Elementary Education through SSA
  • Examination for class I to VIII conducted in all jails
  • Total no. of prisoners appeared- 1439
  • Textbooks distributed to all those appeared in exam.
  • Educated prisoner being trained as teacher
  • Early Childhood Education (ECE) centre for children below six years.
• Secondary and Higher education Program
  • NIOS centre in five jails running
  • NIOS approached and favorably responded to open centres in all jails by July 2008.
  • Professional and Higher education through IGNOU
• ICDS Program (Creche)

• Nearest Anganwadi Centre tagged to take care children in jails for
  • Immunization
  • Nutrition and its monitoring (Growth Chart)
  • Nutrition education to pregnant and Lactating mothers
  • Pre school education (play school)
  • Smooth transition from play school to Residential Welfare School, if needed
• Monitoring jointly by ICDS department and Jail administration (through video-conferencing)

• Women Development Program
  • Awareness program on Dowry and Witchcraft through Social Welfare deptt.
  • Vocational training linked to production through Mahila Samakhya and NGOs
• Meditational Activities
  • Yoga, Art of Living etc.
  • MOU being signed with NGO for three years for regularity.