Inmate Programs

We offer a number of programs to our inmates to aid them in improving their life, health, and becoming better citizens as a whole. Below is a partial listing of the programs we offer and the attendees for each of these programs for the last fiscal year.

      • Special Education 30 (Teaching individuals with IEP’s or Special Needs)
      • Transition 25 (Teaching inmates not fitting normal criteria’s) Ex. Low reading ability by not Special Ed.
      • General Education 60 – Earned GED’s 4
      • Career Education 120 (Focuses on Careers, Health, Interviewing process, History etc.)
      • Career Readiness Certificate 10 (Preparing inmates for Workforce Skills)
      • Alcoholics Anonymous 77 (Focuses on recovery and detoxification)
      • Substance abuse (Provide treatment methods to help overcome additive symptoms)
      • Anger Management (Understanding life triggers and how to deal with them)
      • Community Health 30 (Teaches prevention/recognition of venereal diseases and STD’s)
      • Seeking Safety 172 (Understanding beginning trauma & coping with them)
      • Parenting 350 (Teaches inmates the proper way to motivate and discipline youthful children)
      • Females Building Bridges 60 (Reconnecting mother and child through recorded readings of baby books)
      • Women Empowerment Workshop 50 (Helping women to believe in themselves – decision making)
      • Building Resilience in the Community “BRC” 12 (New Class) – Building Self-esteem and Fortitude
      • BOOM 10 (New Class) Domestic Violence on Women
      • Life Skills/Gang Prevention 50 (Teaches the youth coping skills and better decision making)
      • Juvenile Life Skills 60 males (Teaching effects of various topics: gang violence, interviewing process)
      • Juvenile Mental Health 30 (Group counseling sessions)
      • Human Trafficking
      • ReEntry – Suffolk Library and Boss Program