Rehabilitation
From learning job skills to earning diplomas, rehabilitation is a cornerstone of the department.
On Oct. 22, the first Relay for Life walk was held at California City Correctional Facility (CAC), uniting staff and...
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Incarcerated individuals are seeing first-hand the reality of prison to employment by receiving job offers before being released to their...
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When a civilian working at a construction site was electrocuted, dropping lifeless to the ground, his coworkers called 911 and...
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On Monday, Sept. 9, California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHCS) in conjunction with Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP), hosted their...
Read More About CVSP inmates raise $1,500 for suicide prevention
In the minutes before the graduation ceremony, Luis Berumen nervously adjusted and readjusted his cap and tassel. Not only was...
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San Bernardino and Victorville Parole offices offered special workshops to help formerly incarcerated job-seekers find employment. The Job Readiness Program...
Read More About 39 parolees complete job readiness workshops
To increase student engagement, promote academic success and improve school climate, Calipatria State Prison (CAL) held a mascot contest in...
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The Facility D inmate Military Veterans Program at Mule Creek Infill Complex (MCIC) hosted a celebration in honor of the...
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Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) brought the message of suicide prevention to the institution in September.
Within California’s prison system, it is one of the most rigorous and competitive rehabilitation programs offered to incarcerated people. The...
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