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| Department Of Corrections Reentry Workbook Program At 1 Year Mark |
| By iheart.com |
| Published: 11/06/2019 |
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LINCOLN, Nebraska - Two reentry resources created by the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services are proving to have a powerful impact on men and women who are getting ready to return to society. “It has been a year since the Reentry Workbook was published. The accompanying Reentry Guide was released a few months later. Both publications have exceeded our expectations in terms of how they have been received,” remarked NDCS Director Scott R. Frakes. To date, more than 11,000 workbooks and guides have been distributed to individuals incarcerated in NDCS. “The Reentry Guide provides an overview of nearly every program, class or club available throughout the agency,” explained Tony Britten, reentry program manager. “The Reentry Workbook provides tangible resources and steps people can take that will allow them to exit with a realistic plan for success.” Read More. |
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