Openings across the state! Benefits you will appreciate and a generous pay scale! Transformative program empowers offenders to train service animals, which are placed in the community to assist people with disabilities. Participants at the NCCIW reentry simulation gained a clearer understanding of the challenges faced by people transitioning from prison back into the community. Read the blog about the event below. The Division of Institutions is responsible for the care and custody of more than 30, people housed in North Carolina's state prisons.
The Division of Community Supervision provides probation, parole and post-release supervision for more than 84, offenders. The Division of Rehabilitation and Reentry oversees a comprehensive array of reentry programs, services, and resources. The Division of Comprehensive Health Services provides full-spectrum, evidence-based medical care to all offenders in custody. The Division of Support Services oversees multiple, complex operations across agency facilities statewide.
SOIU directs operational procedures and the processing of intelligence that impacts the public, staff and offenders. Education Services provides and coordinates a wide range of training, vocational and learning opportunities for offenders in every facility. Correction Enterprises is a self-supported agency that fuels the economy and trains offenders for returning to the community.
Victim Support Services assists victims and their family members throughout the correctional process. Search by name or offender ID for up-to-date info on NC offenders, probationers and parolees.
NCDAC brings stakeholders from across the state together to provide innovative reentry information, share best practices, network, exchange ideas, raise awareness, and advocate for systemic reform. Learn more and register here. Sixteen women incarcerated at Anson Correctional Institution have earned their bachelor's degrees from Campbell University.
