NAMIBIA JOINS SADC WORKSHOP ON INMATE REINTEGRATION

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Namibia is participating in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) regional training workshop on rehabilitation and reintegration of inmates back into society without being subjected to rejection and stigma.

NAMIBIA HIGHLIGHTS IMPORTANCE OF PROSTHETICS AND REHABILITATION SERVICES

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Namibia has joined the global community in commemorating International Prosthetics and Orthotics Day, highlighting the importance of rehabilitation services in restoring mobility, promoting inclusion and improving the quality of life of people with disabilities.

KATUTURA HOSPITAL MARKS WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY

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Katutura Intermediate Hospital has marked World Physiotherapy Day.

The day focuses on raising awareness about cardiovascular health and stroke and the role of physical activity and physiotherapy in preventing, managing, and rehabilitating cardiovascular disease and stroke.

NCS OUTLINES COMMUNITY SUPERVISION PROCESS

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The Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) has outlined how community supervision is implemented for offenders released on parole and remission conditions.

INMATE URGES YOUTH TO SHUN CRIME AND DRUGS

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A rehabilitated inmate, Wilfred Dreyer, who is currently serving time at the Lüderitz Correctional Facility, urged young people to stay away from drugs, crimes and gang activities.

Former refugees demand UN repatriation letter

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Former refugees who have been camping at the Swapo Party headquarters say they will not leave the area without the letter that came from the United Nations outlining repatriation, rehabilitation and resettlement in detail.

Christmas a difficult time for Windhoek inmates

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For inmates at Windhoek Correctional Facility, Christmas is often the hardest time of year, reminding them of loved ones and familiar traditions that define the festive season.

Health Ministry expands rehab and assistive services

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The Ministry of Health and Social Services has reaffirmed that it is making rehabilitation and assistive technology services available across the country.

Currently such services are offered free of charge only at seven hospitals.