La rehabilitación social y la familia multiproblemática de las personas privadas de libertad de la etapa de mínima seguridad del centro de privación de libertad de personas adultas en conflicto con la ley de Ambato reincidente en delitos contra el derecho a la propiedad

Abstract

The lack of public policies aimed at social restructuring has made the objective of social reintegration to which it is oriented impossible, in addition it is imperative to limit that the family plays a significant role at the time of rehabilitation, as long as it provides physical, emotional and economic and do not incite the deprived of liberty to commit illegal acts; multiproblematic families not only have a disorganized structure in housing and economically but also include their family functions, confusing roles, distant emotional relationships, there is an absence of rules, irrational beliefs disproportionate to their members identity as a group which frequently causes the result of people that they have fewer educational and employment opportunities, and that they go to jail repeatedly. Objective: To analyze the processes of Social Rehabilitation of the multiproblematic family members of the minimum security stage of the Center for Deprivation of Liberty of Adult Persons in conflict with the law of Ambato recidivists in crimes against the right to property. Methodology: Qualitative-quantitative, with a sample of 110 people deprived of liberty and 7 members of the technical staff, using the chi-square test to verify the null and alternative hypothesis. Results: the statistical evidence (alternative hypothesis) tests the relationship between the processes of social rehabilitation and the multiproblematic families of people deprived of liberty in the stage of minimum security. Conclusion: the permitted results demonstrate the need to improve social rehabilitation processes, through the proposals that allow it, which all axes can be addressed from rehabilitation and emphasizing activities related to the educational and labor axis where a 72 % of the inmates request workshops linked to these.