
 
Kornelius Yoseph Paga Meka, Setiyono, Indrawati 
 
 
The role of personnel institution in the implementation of educative 
development against female prisoners    145  
question  are  the  Ministry  of  Religion  of  Malang  City,  UMM  Library,  Ki  Hadjar 
Dewantara,  Ministry  of  Religion  of  Yasa  Regency,  Malang  City  Library,  LKBH 
Aisyiyah, RSI Aisiyiyah Malang City. Personality development in the field of mental and 
spiritual development is carried out at the Class IIA Kebonsari Penitentiary in Malang 
based  on  the  religion  adhered  to  by  the  inmates,  namely  Islam  by  coaching  Islamic 
boarding schools, Friday prayers, memorizing Al-Quran, reading and writing Al-Quraan, 
weekly Islamic lectures. Christianity with formation Prays together in the church, Bible 
understanding. Hinduism with guidance on Karma Yoga, Puja tri Sadhya. Buddhism with 
guidance, Sembhayang, Reading the Tripitaka Book. Confucianism with the guidance of 
Sembhayang, Reading the Book of Su'si (the sixth book). 
  According interview with Daryati, Head of the Work Activities Section of the 
Class  IIA  Kebonsari  Prison,  Malang City,  fostering  awareness  of  the  nation and  state 
includes counseling on State defense, commemoration ceremonies for National holidays. 
Intellectual development includes Pursuing packages A, B, C. Fostering legal awareness 
includes providing legal counseling. Fostering to integrate oneself with the community 
includes restoring the unity of life relations between prisoners and the community. Health 
coaching  includes  health  consultations,  medical  examinations,  medication,  laboratory 
tests. Sports and arts development includes playing volleyball, table tennis, carom, and 
arts coaching including organ training. 
  The positive impact experienced by prisoners during the personality development 
program is that prisoners can find out information and knowledge that aims to produce 
input, namely the  prisoner's ability  to  understand, absorb and practice the information 
obtained.  Prisoners  can  change  and  develop  attitudes  and  behavior  through  a  mental 
learning process and inmates so that inmates can learn from their habits and previous 
experiences. Self-reliance development includes training in skills given according to the 
talents and interests of the prisoners so that inmates have skills and livelihoods while they 
are in a correctional facility. 
  Correctional institutions also  provide  the  rights  of  prisoners  as  part  of  society 
following applicable regulations to create a conducive and safe atmosphere. Planning for 
skills  development  for  prisoners  at  the  Class  IIA  Kebonsari  Women's  Penitentiary  in 
Malang includes guiding according to their talents and interests, guidance, and training, 
after which they become tutors. The coaching method that is carried out in the Class IIA 
Kebonsari Women's Penitentiary in Malang is coaching in the form of direct interaction 
which is kinship in nature, individual and group approaches, continuous coaching, and 
skills training. 
  Correctional Institutions cooperate with third parties, namely the private sector or 
the government to conduct skills development. The government or the private sector in 
question is the BLKI, LKP Tanesa, Raisaan, and Petra Asesoris. Skills training is carried 
out  at  the  Class  IIA  Kebonsari  Penitentiary  in  Malang,  including  making  soy  sauce, 
knitting, sewing, embroidery, sequins, beauty salons, and arts such as sanitary arts, dance, 
kulintang,  and  solo  organ  training.  Skills  made  by  prisoners  will  be  sold  to  the 
community and the prisoner will receive a premium or wage. 
  The  positive impact  in  participating  in  the  skills  development  program  is  that 
prisoners have a livelihood while in the correctional facility, prisoners have certain skills 
or  skills, prisoners  are  not bored  in  undergoing  the  punishment process.  All  guidance 
given for the benefit of prisoners so that they have the readiness to return to society after 
they  are  released  later  have  certain  skills  that  have  been  trained  in  the  correctional 
institution, are expected not to repeat acts that violate the law, have a job after they come 
out of the prison Correctional Institutions, and play an active role in life in the community 
so  that  they  can