JENNY "PUYO" HACILDO
AGE : 19years old
HARVEY NESNIE O. ADONA AGE :
20 years old JANUARY 06, 2004
ADRESS: CENTENNIAL HOMES BLK
21 LOT20B CITY: CABUYAO CRIME
OFFENSE : DRUG PUSHING DATE
ARRESTED : MARCH 03, 2024
CABUYAO CITY POLICE STATION
CRIME OFFENSE : DOUBLE
MURDER
DATE ARRESTED : MARCH 03,
2024
CABUYAO CITY POLICE STATION
Christian G. Pandigan AGE : 20
years old December 09, 2003
ADRESS: Blk 48 lot 197
Southville 1 Cabuyao Laguna
CRIME OFFENSE : Murder
DATE ARRESTED : MARCH 01,
2024 CABUYAO CITY POLICE
STATION
MELANIE G. CAPISANAN
AGE : 20 years old MAY 23,
2003 ADRESS: 261B SAN
ISIDRO CITY: CABUYAO
CRIME OFFENSE : MURDER
DATE ARRESTED : MARCH 03,
2024
LJ BUENO y MONTES AGE
(DOB) :22 years old ( DOB)-January
19 2002 ADDRESS: BLK 10 LOT 110
Meer, Godwin Loyd P
CITY: SANTA ROSA CRIME Crime Offense : Frustrated
OFFENSE: Frustrated Homicide murder
SANTA ROSA CITY POLICE
STATION
Calamba City Police Station
 OBJECTIVE:
At the end of this lesson, students are expected to:
1. To provide a comprehensive historical context of women's
correctional institutions, tracing their origins, development, and
evolution over time.

2. To identify and analyze the unique challenges faced by women

within the correctional system.
3. Evaluate the living conditions, treatment, and rehabilitative efforts
within correctional institutions for women.
4. Gain a thorough understanding of the historical context
surrounding the establishment and development of correctional
institutions for women.
 CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTIONS FOR
WOMENS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
 BRIEF HISTORY
OF CIW
In 1901, the American colonial government established
the Correctional Institution for Women (CIW) in
Mandaluyong City. This facility was renamed the
Correctional Institution for Women (CIW) in the 1970s
and moved to its current location in Mandaluyong City.
Today, CIW provides education, skills training,
livelihood opportunities, and advisory services for the
rehabilitation and rehabilitation of female prisoners.
Correctional Institution for Women (CIW), falls under the
jurisdiction of the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor).
BuCor is responsible for the management and
administration of national penitentiaries and
rehabilitation centers, including those for women.

Key staff members involved in the rehabilitation

process typically include:
1.Correctional officers
2.Rehabilitation program coordinators
3.Medical staff
4.Psychologists/psychiatrists
The Bureau of Corrections
(BuCor) has named CT/Supt. Elsa
A. Alabado as the new
superintendent of the Correctional
Institution for Women (CIW) in
Mandaluyong City.
The Correctional Institution for Women
was founded on November 27, 1929, which
authorized the transfer of all-women
inmates of the Old Bilibid Prison in Manila
to a new facility. Some 270 female inmates
were transferred on February 1931 to a
building in Mandaluyong (then part of
Rizal) that was initially called the Women’s
Prison.

The Correctional Institution for Women

located at Mandaluyong, Metro Manila. It
has three different camps namely the
Maximum Security Compound which
consists of the Old and New Building, the
Medium Security Camp and Minimum
Security Camp.
Women prisoners are much less likely to be violent. They form pseudofamilies for
emotional support, while men more often form prison. Then the men inmates have
committed much more serious crime than female inmates, thus a man who is in prison
is for more likely to have committed a violent crime than a women is in prison, thus
violent background primes men for a violent prison culture. –

Correctional institutions for women often differ from those for men in several ways:
1. 1.Population Size
2. 2.Staffing and Programing
3. 3. Security Measures
4. 4. Rehabilitative Programs
5.
6.
7. The rehabilitation process for female inmates is often tailored to address their
specific needs and challenges, which can include trauma, substance abuse, childcare
responsibilities, and reintegration into society. This may involve providing access to
gender-specific programs, counseling services, vocational training, and support for
family connections.
Common offenses include theft, assault, fraud, drug-related
crimes, and others. It's important to recognize that criminal
behavior is not determined by gender but rather by individual
actions and circumstances. The Correctional Institution for
Women (CIW) is located in Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila,
Philippines,is a facility in the Philippines dedicated to the
rehabilitation of female offenders. Some common approaches to
rehabilitating women in such institutions include:
1.Vocational training programs
2.Counseling and therapy
3.Education programs
4.Parenting classes
5.Community reintegrationprograms
6.Substance abuse treatment
7.Legal aid and advocacy
 Why is correctional institution for women
important?
It is to prevent and protect women inmates
from the escalating case of being sexually,
physically abused inside the jail by male
prison guards.
Why do women end up in the criminal
justice system?
Key factors that have emerged on women’s
pathways to crime include experiences of
abuse or trauma, poverty and
marginalization, mental health disorders,
substance abuse, and dysfunctional
relationships.
 THE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION
FOR WOMEN
A.The Reception and Diagnostic Center - The Reception and Diagnostic Center,
which is the receiving arm of the Bureau, admits and classifies national
prisoners for a period of 60 days (including a 5-day quarantine period).
Inmates undergo psychiatric, psychological, medical, and other
examinations.

B. Inmate’s Welfare - A special accommodation for pregnant CIW inmates is

afforded. Whenever practicable, however, arrangements shall be made for
children to be born in a hospital outside the prison. In this, they are using all
appropriate means to shall make available to them, educational, recreation,
and religious facilities, as well as group lectures on prison rules, citizenship
training and personal care. This is designed to help them adjust themselves
to prison life.
C. Good Conduct and Time Allowance - As a reward for good conduct,
diligence and loyalty, both male and female inmates may have their
sentences diminished or reduced in the manner provided under the
following schedule: For good conduct, a prisoner will be entitled to five
(5) days for each month of good conduct during the first two (2) years of
imprisonment; eight (8 days for each month from the third to the fifth
year of imprisonment; ten (10) days for each month from the sixth to
the tenth year of imprisonment; and fifteen (15) days from the eleventh
and successive years of imprisonment.

D. Rehabilitation Programmes - The first step in our rehabilitation effort is

to provide the basic needs of inmates as human beings. The other
steps in the rehabilitation process are the provision of work
programmes, health care, education and skills training, recreation,
sports, and religious guidance.