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Bewährungs- und Gerichtshilfe Baden-Württemberg (BGBW)

Die Bewährungs- und Gerichtshilfe Baden-Württemberg (BGBW) is a public law institution based in Stuttgart. It operates nine local facilities and other external and outreach offices throughout the state to support offenders in reintegrating into society.

Key Products and Services

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Probation Assistance: The BGBW offers advice and support for clients to promote a life without crime. It monitors judicial requirements and assists in solving problems.
Court Assistance: The institution works closely with courts and public prosecutors to promote victim-offender mediation and to actively protect victims.
Resocialization: A central goal is the prevention of recidivism through resocialization measures.

Main Mission and Values

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The BGBW is committed to a safe, just and supportive society. It promotes resocialization and actively protects victims. The work is characterized by reliability, commitment, transparency and traceability. The BGBW supports clients in coping with their problems and uses their resources to enable a crime-free life.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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Although specific sustainability goals of the BGBW are not explicitly mentioned, the state of Baden-Württemberg generally focuses on sustainable development in its investments. The BGBW focuses on long-term social responsibility through resocialization and prevention of recidivism, which contributes to the safety and stability of society.

Organization and Employees

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The BGBW employs around 480 full-time and 600 volunteer employees. This combination of full-time and volunteer work enables comprehensive support for clients and promotes integration into society. The organization attaches importance to training and further education as well as supervision in order to guarantee the quality of the work.

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