Frequently Asked Questions

The National Committee for the Care of Prisoners, Released Persons and their Families is a national body concerned with the care and empowerment of inmates, released persons and their families, by coordinating efforts and integrating roles among relevant entities, contributing to family and social stability and positive reintegration.

Beneficiary groups include inmates, released persons and their families, in accordance with approved pathways and regulations, and in coordination with relevant entities.

Yes. The Committee operates nationwide through its General Secretariat and branches, in partnership with relevant entities, facilitating care and empowerment pathways across all regions.

The Committee provides certain forms of support within its mandate, and also coordinates efforts and connects beneficiaries with partner entities according to the nature of the need and available pathways.

You can contact the Committee or one of its branches through the official channels. Your request or inquiry will be directed in accordance with approved pathways and regulations, and in coordination with relevant entities. 
Apply through official channels:

• Unified number: 8001244344
• WhatsApp: 920015615
• Beneficiary care account on X: @Trahum_care
• Or visit the branch nearest to your region (Branch Directory)

Access to support pathways is subject to the regulations and criteria approved by the Committee or the service provider. Details can be obtained through official channels or the nearest branch.

The Committee is committed to protecting beneficiaries' privacy and dignity. No personal information or sensitive details about beneficiaries are published in public content.

No. In accordance with the Committee's policy and services manual, there is no monthly service. Requests are reviewed and directed in accordance with approved pathways and regulations, according to the nature of the need and services available from the Committee or partner entities.

Government, non-profit and private sector entities can contact the Committee to explore cooperation opportunities in care, empowerment, training, awareness, family support and community initiatives.

Partners contribute services and programmes each within their area of expertise, while the Committee strengthens integration, coordinates efforts and directs partnerships toward more sustainable impact.

Yes. The private sector can participate through corporate social responsibility initiatives, training and empowerment programmes, employment opportunities and targeted initiatives that serve beneficiary groups.

By registering on the National Volunteer Platform and completing the volunteering form on the Committee's website, or by following available opportunities through the Committee's official channels as announced.