In Case You Missed It!

In Case You Missed It!

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In honor of International Dog Day, we're giving a shout out to some of the dogs that are special to NDCS!

Teams of incarcerated individuals make a big difference with Domesti-PUPS by training dogs to become service animals for persons with special needs. These handlers work to prepare each animal to meet specific needs and greatly improve the quality of life for recipients.

Through Second Chance Pups, incarcerated individuals are carefully matched with otherwise overlooked dogs from local shelters. They train these canines in basic obedience and prepare them to be fantastic companions for loving families....Read more

Don’t Forget! Tomorrow - Friday, August 26th, is Corrections Staff Night at the Lincoln Saltdogs vs. Cleburne Railroaders game at Haymarket Park. Tickets for team members are $10 each. The game starts at 7:05 p.m. The NDCS Honor Guard team will be presenting colors before the game.

For those interested in a career with NDCS, there will be a booth with more information on open positions. Staff will also be handing out fans and flyers.

So, what are you waiting for? Batter up! We hope to see you at the old ball game. Visit www.saltdogs.com/Corrections to purchase your tickets today! #applyforajob #stayforacareerRead more

Last week, Ben Fuller was in the house for concerts at the Nebraska State Penitentiary and the Reception and Treatment Center. A Nashville Contemporary Christian musician, Ben's mission is to tell his story of loss and redemption, and the crowd was engaged as he shared this through words and songs. Sponsored by Bridges to Hope, these events brought a message of faith and hope to the population.

Thanks to all involved for making these uplifting concerts a success!

#MakeADifference #BuildYourFutureRead more

Our teammates do some amazing things, and it’s always rewarding to see their work recognized by the community. This summer, Chick-fil-A and Sam’s Club partnered with Prison Fellowship to show their appreciation to Nebraska State Penitentiary team members for everything they do. They donated and hand delivered sandwiches and drinks to staff.

Prison Fellowship has been a great partner to NDCS. The organization offers a 12-month, faith-based program that focuses on character building, pro-social thinking, morals and values. The evidence-based program helps equip participants for successful reentry.

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A big congratulations to our latest recipient of the Director’s Award, Teresa Royer, director of nursing at the Reception and Treatment Center (RTC). In May, NDCS celebrated the official opening of RTC–a merging of the former Lincoln Correctional Center and the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center into one facility–and Teresa played an integral role in the transition.

Teresa was showered with appreciation from her teammates and peers. They applauded her for a commendable performance, countless hours worked, and a positive attitude throughout the construction and opening of the new medical clinic. Warden Taggart Boyd said, “...Read more

Created in cooperation with the Colorado Department of Corrections, graduates of this program are empowered to manage their own lives to be successful while incarcerated and when they return to the community.

#funfactfriday #BuildYourFuture

Read about our most recent graduates: https://corrections.nebraska.gov/nsp-graduates-learn-7-habits-inside https://corrections.nebraska.gov/rtc-cohort-completes-7-habits-facilitator-trainingRead more

Being a peer facilitator gives incarcerated individuals an opportunity to truly make a difference in the lives of those around them.

This summer, men at the Reception and Treatment Center walked through The 7 Habits on the Inside facilitator training alongside NDCS teammates. These men—and the team members who completed the training with them—are now equipped with the knowledge and skills to deliver this program to the population as co-facilitators, side by side in a collaborative environment.

Using the principles of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, The 7 Habits on the Inside program helps individuals...Read more

Take me out to the ball game. Take me out with the crowd…

Friday, August 26th, is Corrections Staff Night at the Lincoln Saltdogs vs. Cleburne Railroaders game at Haymarket Park. Tickets for team members are $10 each. The game starts at 7:05 p.m. The NDCS Honor Guard team will be presenting colors before the game.

For those interested in a career with NDCS, there will be a booth with more information on open positions. Staff will also be handing out fans and flyers.

So, what are you waiting for? Batter up! We hope to see you at the old ball game. Visit www.saltdogs.com/Corrections to purchase your tickets...Read more

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