Criminon—meaning without crime—is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to criminal rehabilitation and reform. Criminon accomplishes its work through services that improve self-respect, relationship skills and break destructive habits, and provides basic life skills to people on probation, inmates and ex-offenders, enabling them to become ethical and productive members of their communities and lead better lives.
Through providing education and rehabilitation programs for inmates and ex-offenders, Criminon helps them to restore their own self-respect. Criminon utilizes the highly effective secular works of author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard to help inmates gain a new level of ability to study, to comprehend and to restore their integrity and pride.
The first Criminon program was established in New Zealand in 1972. In 1989, the program was implemented in prisons, juvenile detention centers, court facilities, and community organizations throughout the United States. Today, Criminon is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. In any given week, Criminon provides services to thousands of students internationally. A majority of these students participate in Criminon’s services through self-study programs.
Through providing education and rehabilitation programs for inmates and ex-offenders, Criminon helps them to restore their own self-respect. Criminon utilizes the highly effective secular works of author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard to help inmates gain a new level of ability to study, to comprehend and to restore their integrity and pride.
The first Criminon program was established in New Zealand in 1972. In 1989, the program was implemented in prisons, juvenile detention centers, court facilities, and community organizations throughout the United States. Today, Criminon is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. In any given week, Criminon provides services to thousands of students internationally. A majority of these students participate in Criminon’s services through self-study programs.