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PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES Retail Outlet for Industry items at the National Pioneer Women’s Hall of Fame On 1 February 20<strong>16</strong>, the NT Correctional Industries opened a new retail outlet at the Old Gaol in Alice Springs selling arts and crafts produced by prisoners in the ASCC. Historically, the idea for an outlet for products produced by prisoners originated in Darwin and was sold at the Fannie Bay Gaol. This outlet was called Rogues Gallery and operated in the early 1990’s and manned by prisoners from the DCC under the guidance of a staff member. The current store at the National Pioneer Women’s Hall of Fame in Alice Springs has the capacity to train prisoners towards vocational qualifications in retail, providing them with skills to obtain work on release in this field. Items produced by prisoners and sold at the shop include a number of art and craft mediums including acrylic paintings on canvas, painted jewel boxes, carpentry furniture, metal fabrication furniture, mulga boomerangs, pine painted boomerangs, bush toys, furniture items, metal fabrication plasma art such as mobiles, wall hangings and garden spikes. Items made by prisoners from Alice Springs Correctional Centre now sold in the retail outlet at the National Pioneer Women's Hall of Fame DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 218
PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES Yuendumu Elders meet with DCC prisoners Women Elders from the indigenous community of Yuendumu, 300 km North West of Alice Springs, visited DCC for International Women’s Day Celebrations and to give Central Australian prisoners the chance to catch up with culture and kin. “Visits by Elders promotes social and emotional wellbeing of prisoners,” Director, Indigenous Services and Community Engagement, Meg Friel said. "For prisoners from very remote areas, these visits help their through care planning by providing access to respected people with cultural authority.” The Elders spent time with inmates during the Women’s Day celebrations and visited inmates on a one-on-one basis over the following days. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 219
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