Vanaja Prison is an open prison for women located in the countryside of Hämeenlinna, Finland. The Vanaja prison was founded in 1994 and is owned by the Prison and Probation Service of Finland (also named RISE) under the regulation of the Ministry of Justice. Criminal policy in Finland is known for its focus on a welfare society, where well-being, education and employment of the population are seen as key elements of a safe society. To achieve this, their main focus is on the reintegration of people in prison with the use of open detention as a standard for 1⁄3 of the people in detention.