The Indo Malebbie program was implemented at the Sinjai Class IIB Detention Center as an effort to strengthen the social reintegration readiness of female inmates who experience low confidence and high parenting stress. This program is aimed at 10 female inmates aged 24-63 years and focuses on three main aspects, namely confidence building, parenting reinforcement, and entrepreneurship empowerment as a means of sustainability of life. The program uses the Golden Circle approach (why, how, and what) through a series of three stages: tepperi aleta, ritungka'ka, and addakkangeng. The results of the Indo Malebbie program show that all activities were 100% successful, with an increase in (1) self-esteem from 30% to 87.5%, (2) an increase in mothers' confidence in their roles from 31% to 88.5%, and (3) an increase in effective communication skills from 35% to 84%, problem-solving skills from 30% to 89%, and entrepreneurial knowledge (sustainability of life) from 26% to 91%. These results indicate that the Indo Malebbie program has successfully built a foundation of confidence, healthier parenting patterns, and economic independence through sustainability of life as important provisions for the Mothers in Training in the process of social reintegration after release.
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