Rehabilitation can come in many different forms, whether it be GED classes, drug treatment, therapy, job training, or mental health care. When the prison system provides rehabilitation services for offenders, offenders are less likely to reoffend. An offender who cannot read or write is less likely to find work, therefore he is more likely to commit crimes to support himself, if the offender receives rehabilitation services in prison or on probation he is then able to find a job and is less likely to commit further crimes. crimes. Drug offenders who receive rehabilitative treatment are less likely to commit more crimes to fuel their drug habits. A large number of offenders have no family, community, or peer support systems. When offenders enter correctional rehabilitation programs, they reconnect with family or join a community program that gives the offender a sense of support. Criminals are criminals because they have committed crimes, but some criminals benefit from rehabilitation and others are simply criminals in their own right. Having rehabilitation services in prisons is vital to ensure that offenders are prepared to re-enter society with job training skills, money management skills and a new perspective on