Enhancing Animal Husbandry Skills of Inmates at the Class IIB Sleman Penitentiary through the "Ayam Bahagia" Program

Former inmates who experience discrimination while seeking employment may be more likely to recidivism if they do not have or lack the necessary skills. This issue is also faced by former from Sleman Class IIB Penitentiary, Yogyakarta Special Region, so several coaching in self-reliance and skills, e.g., animal husbandry, were provided "Kampung Asimilasi" for inmates. However, there are problems with husbandry of laying hens due knowledge about proper management practices among correctional officers as facilitators. To address this, "Ayam Bahagia" program was developed provide practical skills need effectively properly manage raising hens. The covered preparation, implementation, monitoring, evaluation through a blended delivery: offline online methods. Six eight followed this program. A pre-test post-test measured increase Data analyzed using t-test. has resulted significant (P>0.005) related husbandry. Correctional been able become facilitators adequate ability, raise independently.