Lorik Cana, one of the most popular players of the Albanian National Football Team visited children who suffer the punishment at the Detention Institute of Kavaja, an institute where CRCA is implementing the program "The sky is for all" aimed at reintegration of juveniles convicted. Cana, who was accompanied on the visit by representatives of UNICEF, talked to the minors who suffer the punishment in that environment and he listened their personal stories. "These minor," said Cana, who currently plays with Sunderland, "tomorrow will be outside the walls of the institute's and Albanian society must do the best to reintegrate as equal citizens." Lorik Cana visits children at the Institute of Kavaja
Lorik Cana, one of the most popular players of the Albanian National Football Team visited children who suffer the punishment at the Detention Institute of Kavaja, an institute where CRCA is implementing the program "The sky is for all" aimed at reintegration of juveniles convicted. Cana, who was accompanied on the visit by representatives of UNICEF, talked to the minors who suffer the punishment in that environment and he listened their personal stories.
"These minor," said Cana, who currently plays with Sunderland, "tomorrow will be outside the walls of the institute's and Albanian society must do the best to reintegrate as equal citizens."
Altin Hazizaj CRCA Director stressed that "the whole purpose of the work that CRCA is doing in this institute is that these juveniles can understand through different programs their role in the society so that they can be integrated fully into society after they go outside the walls of the institute.