Prison Health Care, Rehabilitation

CIW celebrates ISUDT fall 2024 graduation

CIW ISUDT fall 2024 graduation with CEO as the keynote speaker.
CEO James Elliot was the keynote speaker at the fall class of 2024 ISUDT graduation.

California Institution for Women (CIW) recently celebrated the fall 2024 graduation for the Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment (ISUDT) program.

The ISUDT Cognitive Behavioral Interventions graduation was a celebration of individual milestones, as well as a testament to the collective strength and resilience of those on the path of recovery.

The day served as a powerful reminder of the potential each graduate holds to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others. As they step confidently into their futures, this class is poised to thrive, contributing to a brighter and healthier community.

The CIW fall 2024 ISUDT graduation ceremony marked a poignant celebration of resilience and commitment to recovery. The event was graced by the keynote address delivered by CIW’s CEO, James Elliot. His powerful speech deeply resonated with those attending.

The ceremony honored the achievements of the graduates, reinforcing the significance of their ongoing journey in recovery.

Submitted by California Correctional Health Care Services

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