3 iv. in the area of legal advice, there is a psychosocial permanent team, composed of two social workers and one psychologist in charge of evaluating the psychosocial aspects of the inmates with the purpose of expediting the proceedings that, if it is approved, will allow the inmates the opportunity to choose an alternative way of complying with the sentence as soon as they have served a certain period of time. From June 4 to 22, 2007, an Intensive Workshop on Assistance to Inmates was carried out in the premises of the prison, with the purpose of conducting a comprehensive review of the inmates' proceedings and increasing the procedural promptness. Alternative possibilities for the compliance with the sentence and alternative measures have been considered, such as the prison work, open regime, parole, confinement and precautionary measures; v. in relation to the recreation area, the inmates are allowed to carry out different sports activities, such as indoor football, basketball, volleyball, softball, boxing, chess, domino, weight lifting, ping pong and bolas criollas; vi. several religious missions have stimulated educational activities for the inmates in areas of formal and informal education, personal development, computing, hairdressing training, first aids, farming, electricity and construction, among other activities, that have produced positive results for the sake of the social re-insertion of the inmates; vii. in relation to the area of culture, permanent workshops have been conducted for the making of masks and manufacturing of pottery, oil paintings, theatre and also, a musical band and a craftsmanship group were formed. Furthermore, inmates of the Yare Prison participated in a Folklore Dancing Festival. viii. in the relation to the area of health, several activities for medical care were provided, including ophthalmologic services, viral vaccinations, oral hygiene care, Seminars on HIV/AIDS and VDRL (syphilis), delivery of corrective lens, immunization against HBV and meningitis, rural and urban fumigation, implementation of lectures on the reasonable use of medicines and a Nourishing Control Program for those inmates with disease patterns, such as diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis (TB) or HIV/AIDS, and, ix. the progress in the facilities is framed within the “Humanization Plan”, through which the State has started to build 15 penitentiary facilities, between 2006 and 2012. The plan is based on the following three points: “New institutions”, “full care” and “infrastructure”. The Fondo Nacional para las Edificaciones Penitenciarias (Venezuelan Fund for the Construction of Prisons FONEP) participates in the building of the facilities. On September 6, 2006, some repairs to the facility and security gate were made in the area called “La Torre”. By December 21, 2006, a company was hired in order to build the “Terrace A" of Yare I; Over 65% of the construction of “Terrace A" was completed by February 2007. During September and October, 2006, a cleaning and restyling of the kitchen and the wiring for the conditioning of the perimeter lighting were performed. By September 27, 2006, there was a call for tender of the “Security Project of the Center, which includes: Perimeter lighting, reinforcement of the fence and construction of walls, electronic