Like many local correctional facilities that have to navigate the complexity of funding and staffing challenges, Niagara County Correctional Facility has looked for ways to improve engagement and safety at their location. In 2021, they partnered with Securus Technologies to introduce tablets and within a year, they reported a 22 percent reduction in infractions. Tablets transformed the daily experience for everyone in the facility—efficiencies for administrators and correctional officers while connecting incarcerated individuals with friends and family, and content to help with #reentry. Read the case study here: https://lnkd.in/eVHwgWPf #CorrectionsTechnology #SecondChances #TeamAventiv #CaseStudy
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Did you know? The introduction of Securus tablets to Niagara County Correctional Facility led to a 22% reduction in safety infractions. Why? The availability of educational and reentry resources, facilitated by secure tablets, empowers incarcerated individuals to focus on personal growth and development. This access to meaningful content not only reduces idle time but also helps build vital skills for their future. #CorrectionsTechnology #PrisonEducation #ReentryMatters #Reentry #JailEducation
The introduction of secure tablets from Securus at Niagara County Correctional Facility significantly improved conditions for everyone in the facility. Staff reported that safety infractions went down 22 percent while connections between incarcerated individuals and their loved ones increased 67 percent in the first year. Check out the full findings in this case study and thank you to our partners at Niagara County for their partnership: https://lnkd.in/e7s8x23z #CorrectionsTechnology #SecurusTechologies
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Why do some offenders go to a provincial correctional institution and others go to a federal one? Provincial corrections are for offenders on remand awaiting a court date or who have been sentenced to two years less a day, or less, only. Federal corrections are for offenders who have been sentenced to two years or more. Learn more about the federal correctional process: https://lnkd.in/gtJpzk9E Follow us across social media this fall as we go “back to basics” with a focus on learning about the CSC essentials, why these things are important to know and how we’re changing lives and protecting Canadians. #BackToBasics
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Great article. Dr. Spinaris makes great points about how vital correctional officers are to the reform process. An emphasis and focus on officer wellness and our staff leads to an increased capacity for overall change. We all work best together when everyone is at their best! Correctional officers are a priority and are essential. Stay in the Conversation CO’s!
For genuine prison reform to occur, the wellness of correctional staff must be prioritized. Their role is not just a job but a crucial element in the rehabilitation journey of those incarcerated. We at Desert Waters are committed to this dual mission of staff wellness and prison reform, recognizing that one cannot thrive without the other. https://ow.ly/UPez50QuFjh #PrisonReform #StaffWellness #CorrectionalStaff #DesertWaters #MakingADifference
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As I shared recently during my 37-month sentence in federal prison I never once had one correctional officer give me the time of day which in my mind created a more hostile environment, not a safe and secure one. With all due respect, we need leaders in corrections who understand and are committed to rehabilitation and reentry services not just control. This insightful article discusses the need to include reentry and rehabilitation training for "correctional officers" not just the correctional professionals who are providing these services! This basic training will help to create a culture that understands why it's important for everyone to help in giving people the tools they need to have a successful reentry and reduce recidivism! https://lnkd.in/e3Cr_Fck
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Re-entry Simulation was very powerful and eye-opening for me. I hope to see and participate in more of these to help myself and others who work in support, service, and all community resources. Thank you for all who organized and participated in any type of re-entry simulation…whether re-entry due to incarceration, recovery, or just trying to overcome other challenges and obstacles from other situations, there are many difficulties either some have not experienced or don’t understand and sometimes because we just forgot or had support others do not get. As a teenager, my choices did not lead to incarceration or recovery, but they could have and they did lead to dependence on state assistance that would have been impossible to move away from without a lot of support and understanding from individuals close to me. But, I realize that not everyone has family and friends that can help them become independent. It is important we all realize that temporary extra support is what allows people to gain independence, dignity, and confidence. Then, one day, we will be on the other side and advocating for, encouraging, and supporting those who are still in the early stages of the journey.
KJCMH participated in a reentry simulation hosted by the Kentucky Department of Corrections with assistance from Blackburn Correctional Complex during its last meeting of 2023. KJCMH will establish a workgroup in early 2024 to focus on reentry services for people exiting incarceration.
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Interested in effective #softskills development in correctional education settings? Have you asked offenders themselves what they think about soft skills training in state prison? Join us 8/31! https://lnkd.in/gn5UYh6H #education #instructionaldesign #softskillstraining
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Interested in effective #softskills development in correctional education settings? Have you asked offenders themselves what they think about soft skills training in state prison? Join us 8/31! https://lnkd.in/ggqamZu3 #education #instructionaldesign #softskillstraining
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