Those mothers who are not a high-security risk live in an “open mother-child house” with their children. An open mother-child house opens to the nearby neighborhood, instead of opening to the prison - distinctly setting an open mother-child house apart from a closed mother-child house.
Mothers who are not a high-security risk reside in an “open mother-child house” with their children. An open mother-child house is accessible to the nearby neighborhood, unlike a closed mother-child house - distinctly distinguishing an open mother-child house from a closed one.