In Case You Missed It!

In Case You Missed It!

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February is American Heart Month, and our teammates and population have shared with us how they are being heart healthy this month.

“February empowers individuals to take control of their heart health and reduce the risk of heart disease,” said Jadyn Gentleman, NDCS wellness coordinator #HeartMonth #People #Wellness #healthychoices #wellbeingRead more

These graduates of Reception and Treatment Center (RTC) programs represent a willingness to learn, grow and positively influence others.

They came together for a recognition ceremony to celebrate those who have recently completed programming at RTC. The graduates have taken the steps to engage in a variety of transformational programs that concentrate on changing criminogenic thinking, strengthening family connections, encouraging responsibility and building valuable job skills.

A special thank you to our teammates and community partners who make these programs possible! #People #ProgramsRead more

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On February 1st, Nebraska became the fourth state in the nation to launch Reentry 2030, a national initiative uniting leaders across the country to improve reentry success for people with criminal records.

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Director Rob Jeffreys said, “This initiative is about fostering growth, building bridges, and ensuring that every person leaving our facilities has a genuine opportunity for a positive reintegration into society.”

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Utilize your culinary skills as a Food Service Worker and lead by example. In this role you will help coordinate, train and manage the incarcerated population with preparing and serving food.

Be a part of this rewarding career path, and apply today! $16.25-23.96/HR + $3/HR Differential! #NDCSjobs #applyforajob #stayforacareer

Apply today!

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Keeping people safe is more than ensuring the security of the facility, it is also making sure team members, visitors and volunteers can arrive safely.

During the recent snow storm that swept across the Midwest, our maintenance teams, alongside the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT), did a fantastic job of ensuring roads were cleared and safe for travel.

At the Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility (NCYF), Corporal Jared Johnson took the lead on clearing the snow and ice from the basketball court, to allow a safe place for team members and incarcerated individuals to walk and play outdoor activities....Read more

NDCS is hiring a Chief Nursing Officer to oversee all care delivery systems for the agency’s nursing and treatment services. In this role you will provide support, guidance, and direction to all facility Directors of Nursing.

Click here: to find out more details or apply today! #applyforajob #stayforacareer #People #NDCSCareersRead more

Web development is an in-demand skill, and a cohort of 14 individuals at the Work Ethic Camp (WEC) are ready to learn the skills to enter this field.

During the 31-week Midland Code Academy, which began last week, these students will gain a solid understanding of web development topics and will be prepared to enter the workforce as junior developers. The academy also prepares students with soft skills and the ability to communicate well with other developers.

This is the second cohort for the Midland Code Academy at WEC, and it’s amazing to see the learning and growth that happens in this group. Congrats to the...Read more

Yesterday was an incredible day for NDCS and Nebraska!

Nebraska has become the fourth state in the nation to launch Reentry 2030, a national initiative uniting leaders across the country to improve reentry success for people with criminal records.

Gov. Pillen issued a proclamation declaring February 1st as Returning Citizen Reintegration Day. Many national and state leaders were with us to mark this special occasion and usher in the launch of Reentry 2030!

Check out the event program here or...Read more

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