Men's prisons are facilities designed to house male inmates who have been convicted of crimes. These institutions vary in security levels, ranging from minimum to maximum security, depending on the nature of the offenses committed. Inmates may serve time for a range of offenses, from non-violent crimes to serious felonies. Inside men's prisons, inmates typically have access to basic amenities, including food, healthcare, and educational programs. The environment is structured, with rules and regulations to maintain order and safety. Rehabilitation programs may also be offered to help inmates reintegrate into society upon release, addressing issues such as substance abuse and job training.