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Family Programming for Incarcerated Parents

Abstract The current exploratory study was undertaken to investigate the needs, as perceived by the offender, of families with incarcerated individuals. The aim of the research was to determine inmates' family and parenting issues and concerns, and to assess their interest in formal and informal family services. Respondents were 136 inmates (99 male, 37 female) who ranged in age from 18 to 49. Inmates requested information about child rearing, better visitation for their children, and help with issues of trust and communication. The results demonstrate that male and female inmates have differing concerns. However, both incarcerated mothers and fathers seem to value their parental identity and family commitments.