Tool 5: Places of Deprivation of Liberty and Gender Comprehensive physical and mental healthcare Pillar No. Point 6.01 Specialized medical staff are fully trained in providing culturally appropriate care and treatment relevant to the populations held 6.02 Trauma-informed treatment programmes, psychological care and counselling are provided, considering prior victimization and abuse, the special needs of pregnant women and women with children, and their diverse cultural backgrounds 6.03 A schedule of recreational/ cultural activities is available and implemented to benefit the mental and physical health of prisoners 6.04 Substance-misuse and offending-behaviour programmes are designed and delivered for each specific gender, acknowledging the gendered pathways that may have led the individual to that point 6.05 Where clothing is provided by the prison, it is adequate to keep the prisoner in good health and is not degrading or humiliating 6.06 Certain categories of prisoner are never subjected to solitary confinement, including prisoners with mental or physical disabilities when their conditions are likely to be exacerbated; juveniles; and pregnant women, women with infants and breastfeeding mothers 6.07 Transgender prisoners have access to the same level of treatment and medical supplies as they were receiving related to their transition before entering prison Those working with women and girls Yes/no/ partially What can your organization and others do to improve the situation? Point of responsibility Action-by date 59