A visitation was made to the prison area, as well as to the different spaces of accommodation for the purpose of checking their habitability conditions. It was observed good conditions of hygiene and cleanliness of the accommodation. Although, in a larger dormitory (which housed 12 persons), the hygienic conditions were not so good. A strong smell of sewage and humidity was emanated. The bathhouses of the B wing had good conditions of hygiene and health. Sign up below for the positive the fact that, on this wing, there are empty cells in good condition, designed to inmates in transit or to occupation in the case of overbooking. Almost all of the inmates are involved in training activities, work or school. In addition, occupation activities are provided, including the presence of a physical education teacher, five hours a week, practicing football, volleyball and table games. There is a partnership with the local Red Cross, which promote several activities, such as yoga, film cycles and also lectures on the promotion of citizenship and employability and awareness raising in health (body hygiene, first aid and basic life support). There is also access to cable television services. After examining the last ten procedures, no grounds for censure were found on the basis of the respect for the disciplinary procedure laid down in articles 110 et seq. of the Code of Execution of Criminal Sanctions and of Measures Involving Deprivation of Liberty. During the visit to the prison area, some inmates were observed with visible signs of a mental health condition, having been confirmed by the direction a significant prevalence of psychiatric disorders associated with the difficulty in ensuring the provision of specific assistance they require, particularly for lack appropriate separation conditions. The medical-psychiatric support is provided by the Prison Hospital in Lisbon, and, in urgent cases, prisoners are assisted by the Hospital of Faro. Psychology services are non-existent, with only a psychologist of the local Red Cross once a week, exclusively on the voluntary, provides support group. Medical services are provided by a general practitioner, 12 hours per month, distributed twice a week. The nursing service is provided by five nurses, being contracted 27 hours per week. It was noted that, fortnightly, are transported to Faro’s Prison Facility five prisoners for dental consultation. It was confirmed proper operation of therapeutic programs for inmates with addictions, who attend a program in the Integrated Response Centre of Faro. It is also available therapy for inmates with alcohol dependence. The reality found in the Prison Facility of Silves deserves generally positive assessment. However, it is necessary following the diligences that will allow inmates with mental illness benefit from expert assistance. • | 59