In early March of 2024, the town of Winchester, Indiana, approximately 30 miles northeast of New Castle Correctional Facility (NCCF), was shaken by the destruction of an EF3 tornado, which can produce winds between 136 and 165 mph. The results of this storm left the town in shambles, including several restaurants, stores, and homes being destroyed. NCCF responded to this crisis by offering immediate assistance to those in need. We deployed a crew of 11 voluenteer justice-impacted Individuals, who were excited about the chance to help those in need. These 11 individuals, supervised by three staff members, volunteered their time to help the Winchester community begin the clean-up process. NCCF was honored to help a neighboring community in its time of need and will be ready to lend a helping hand in any future natural tragedies to our neighbors.
A fantastic inmate pianist playing Pomp and Circumstance provided a musical accompaniment as fifteen student inmates at the Central Arizona Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility (CACRF) dressed in black gowns and graduation caps walked with dignity....READ MORE
Thirteenth Annual Event Held in Jena on May 7, 2024 The thirteenth annual LaSalle Parish Scholars Reception was held Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at First Baptist Church in Jena, sponsored by The GEO Group and the LaSalle Economic Development District (LEDD). More than 75 scholars were presented with 166 scholarships for a total of approximately $93,000 at the reception held each year to honor parish scholars who receive scholarships and to honor businesses and organizations that sponsor the scholarships with the pictures featured in this special “Scholars Reception” section. ...READ MORE
Operational Excellence is definitely the phrase that exemplifies the winner of the GEO Reentry Services Leadership Award. Danielle Gehrung, Program Manager of the Shasta County Day Reporting Center (DRC) is the recipient of this prestigious honor....READ MORE