Work­ing safely to­gether to­wards a life with­out crime

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De­gree pro­gram for prison of­fi­cers (youtube.com)

Watch the in­tro­duc­tion video (in Finnish) and ap­ply: RSKK.fi.
Two people sitting at a table facing each other. One in uniform is facing the camera, and the other has their back to the camera. Text: Working for us.

Ap­ply for a job

A vending machine, where people can buy food, beverages and hygiene products.

Send­ing money to a pris­oner

Fam­ily mem­bers can trans­fer money to pris­on­ers via the joint pris­oner ac­count of the Prison and Pro­ba­tion Ser­vice. Read the instructions

The use of Skype for video com­mu­ni­ca­tion ended on 5 May 2025

In the future, video communication between prisoners and their family and friends will be arranged through the video conferencing service (VIPU) provided by the Government ICT Centre.
Two hands clasping each other.

Vic­tim of crime

A victim or another person may be entitled to receive a notification when an offender is released or otherwise absent from prison.
Two people sit at a table covered with colourful pieces of paper.

Prison and Pro­ba­tion Ser­vice also en­forces com­mu­nity sanc­tions

The Prison and Probation Service is re­spon­si­ble for the en­force­ment of non-cus­to­dial sen­tences served in the com­mu­nity. Learn more about com­mu­nity ser­vice, su­per­vi­sion of con­di­tional im­pris­on­ment, ju­ve­nile pun­ish­ment, su­per­vi­sion of con­di­tional re­lease, and mon­i­tor­ing sen­tence.

Watch a video on the work of the Prison and Pro­ba­tion Ser­vice

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