A Correctional Social Worker works within prisons and correctional institutions to support inmates’ rehabilitation and well-being. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, providing counseling, developing rehabilitation plans, and preparing inmates for reintegration using case management systems, rehabilitation frameworks, and psychosocial tools. They serve incarcerated individuals. The role focuses on reducing recidivism and supporting reintegration. Demand is increasing globally due to emphasis on rehabilitation, prison reform, and mental health support within correctional systems.