First, asking those who commit low-level crimes, such as theft, to give back to the community through restitution can reform prison. It costs the government around £50,000 a year to house prisoners, those who are sentenced can work unpaid or even work in places where goods can be sold by the state, which has been done in the past in various countries. enable people to repay their debts to society. Second, prisoners should have the right to education, since many of them do not have a high school diploma. Education can help because it can be argued that the skills needed to do a job or a degree would reduce the recidivism rate because when they come out of prison they have something to do instead of returning to a life of crime. Finally, many people with drug or mental health problems are imprisoned without treatment. Instead of being imprisoned, people suffering from these problems should be placed in drug and mental health rehabilitation centers to get the help they need. Prison is considered an institution where drugs are easy to obtain and drug addicts are placed here, their conditions worsen and some even overdose. Additionally, when people with mental health issues are placed in these facilities, their problems can become worse and it is alleged that you are self-harming. Notable proponents of prison reform, such as John Hayward and the Howard League for Penal Reform, assert that prison