Rehabilitation
CDCR Rehabilitation Services and Programs
Welcome to CDCR's Rehabilitation Page
The State's fiscal crisis is resulting in a reduction of $250 million in Fiscal Year 2009-10 to CDCR's rehabilitative programs for adult offenders, including education, vocational, substance abuse and other programs for inmates and parolees. In order to achieve these savings without compromising public safety, CDCR is developing new ways of delivering rehabilitation programs to reach as many inmates as possible with reduced funding.
Effective substance abuse treatment is critical to California's efforts to reduce the number of inmates who return to a life of crime...» More
Creats and strengthens partnerships with key stakeholders, identifying innovative, evidence-based programming for offenders...» More
who learn to read and write and those who gain a skill are far more likely to succeed upon release...» More
Established to assist with the implementation of evidence-base reforms in California's prison system. ...» More
An inmate work program that provides productive job opportunities for inmates in California correctional institutions...» More
Adult Programs has led landmark reforms to bring evidence-based programs and tools to turn prison bars into bridges of opportunity...» More
Adult Programs
New Adult Rehabilitation Model
Rehabilitation News
Rehabilitative Services
- Substance Abuse Treatment Services (SATS)
- Community Partnerships (CP)
- Office of Correctional Education (OCE)
Program Quality Assurance
Victim Services
Prison Industry Authority
Adult Program Quick Links:
- Expert Panel
- C-ROB Reports CDCR Progress
- Why We Must Change
- Adult Programs
- Reform Fact Sheets
- Reform Design
- Reform Reports
- Legislative Reports
- C-ROB Reports