Lyderhorn halfway house operates on the principle of normality. Central to this concept is the belief that residents’ daily routines should closely mirror those of individuals living beyond detention walls. This objective is attained by ensuring all residents participate in work or educational activities while receiving necessary assistance from the staff. Programs are tailored to each individual and can be executed in both collective and individual settings. Residents are in control of their own schedule and they have the freedom to leave the premises for work, studies, or regular daily tasks, facilitating an environment where most activities take place outside the house whenever possible. However, residents have to be in the facility during the evening and night, more specifically they have to be in their rooms between 20.00 in the evening and 07.00 in the morning.