We have new tools to help us rethink how we prepare inmates for their re-entry back into society. In the past, America was angry with criminals. Our mindset postulated that we punished them by putting them into a small cell to serve out their time.
It turns out that this approach has caused a ripple through the generations. We can do better!
Law enforcement professionals, community leaders, and families of the incarcerated have a new immersive reality tool. Our new tool will help humanity move forward. This article will look at three ways VR will allow the incarcerated to feel loved, connected, and empowered.
Love is a human characteristic that every human needs. This trait is more required than ever for inmates that grew up without a parent (or both parents), were abused, or became addicted. toPointC believes that everyone deserves a second chance.
We’re committed to helping juveniles receive the love they may have never received before. We’re excited to work with local spiritual leaders to provide a new tool for inmates to feel loved.
We learned during the pandemic lockdown that humanity strongly needs to feel connected. From an outside perspective, taking an individual that has committed a crime and sticking them into solitary confinement is a bit backward.
What if we could take the contrary position? What if we could use our new immersive tool to provide juveniles with a feeling of connection to a positive group or leader? We can do this now.
Let’s work together in using our new tool to build new positive connections for a juvenile who has gone down the wrong path.
Our immersive reality tools can empower inmates by providing them with the training and tools to be prepared for when they reenter society. This new solution is our commitment at toPointC. We have new tools. Let’s use them to heal our inmates and break this current cycle of incarceration.
Contact our team today to learn how to bring Virtual Reality Traning to your community. Our email is contact@topoint.com.