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CoreCivic is committed to helping people succeed when they return to their communities, and reentry case managers play a big role in the process that helps prepare them for this. From helping returning citizens gain access to identification to working with them to prepare and process applications for essential needs like housing or food assistance, reentry case managers connect these individuals with the resources they will need to succeed once they leave our care. Learn more about the impactful role that case managers have at CoreCivic HERE: https://hubs.li/Q01dQ2K-0
When you join our health services team as a provider, nurse, or mental health professional, you can focus on what led you into health care to begin with – providing quality, patient-centered care while building a successful career. Learn more about what it is like to work for our health services team: https://bit.ly/30gtTlI
Last month, CoreCivic President and CEO Damon Hininger received the E.R. Cass Correctional Achievement Award from the American Correctional Association. He joins an exclusive list of individuals who have devoted their lives to the field of corrections, which includes five other members of the CoreCivic family. Learn more about Hininger and the E.R. Cass Award HERE: https://hubs.li/Q01krx0N0
CoreCivic Properties is grateful to be a part of a solution for the State of Kansas. Take a look at this transformation of the state's Lansing Correctional Facility, which was replaced by CoreCivic Properties in 2020.
When you join our team as a monitor at one of our residential reentry centers, you engage with residents who are either in the closing weeks of their sentence or have been assigned to the facility in lieu of prison or a jail sentence. Our centers provide a degree of freedom for work and other approved activities, while still providing the support needed to get back on track. Learn more today: https://bit.ly/3p9dJXL
The role of a parent is critical for the development of a child, which is why children of justice-involved individuals are often referred to as hidden victims. When you also consider that 92 percent of incarcerated parents are fathers, it becomes clear just how important it is for fathers to learn how to reconnect with their children after release. To help with this process, CoreCivic utilizes programs like Inside Out Dad. Inside Out Dad is an evidence-based program that helps incarcerated fathers learn how to positively relate to their children. It’s just one of many offerings at CoreCivic facilities that focus on family reunification as a positive tool for effective reentry. "The children of these inmate-fathers will benefit greatly from having their fathers in their lives,” said Gerald Cox, the academic instructor of the Inside Out Dad program at Saguaro Correctional Center in #AZ. "I believe this program directly helps with breaking the cycle of incarceration of fathers." Watch the full video to learn more about this life-changing program: https://hubs.li/Q01jXkJL0
Flexible Solutions, Dependable Operations. Work in our safe, secure facilities that provide high-quality services and effective reentry programs that enhance public safety. Learn more and apply today: https://bit.ly/37cmzxW
Military service can develop great leaders, and many of those leaders have found a second career at CoreCivic. Hear more from Makenna Fortenberry, an Air National Guard veteran turned senior monitor at our Cheyenne Transitional Center in #WY. WATCH: https://hubs.li/H0RpC3f0
We all have a responsibility to make our world a better place for the next generation. That’s why CoreCivic makes a concerted effort to reduce our environmental footprint. Over the last several years, CoreCivic Properties has implemented several initiatives that have helped us decrease our use of electricity, water, and non-renewable resources. Learn how CoreCivic is helping the environment HERE: https://hubs.li/Q01jm2Xh0
CoreCivic facilities across the country are making a positive impact in their communities. Most recently, employees came together to donate supplies to local schools and students. Items such as backpacks, crayons, pencils, paper, and more were provided to help support students in the communities in which we live and work. Learn how CoreCivic is giving back this back to school season HERE: https://hubs.li/Q01l0lNp0
