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In Case You Missed It!

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It takes many hands working together to prepare meals every day in facility kitchens across the agency. To all who take part in this important work, thank you! We’re grateful for the men and women in corrections who keep us safe and for those working this holiday season. #ThanksgivingRead more

Drawing on their knowledge and experience, the accounting team is the go-to resource for many in the agency and a willing partner in training other team members. This fall, the team was recognized with the agency’s One Team One Vision Award. Those who work with this group are impressed by their professionalism, respect, honesty and compassion.

Adaptability is a winning characteristic of the team and they are prepared to fill in where needed, address challenges that require immediate attention, and put in the necessary work to complete significant projects and meet deadlines. Together they are one team supporting one...Read more

There’s a whole lot of behind-the-scenes work that this team does to support operations at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (TSCI).

Whether maintaining the grounds around the facility, painting lines in the parking lot, keeping vehicles in good condition or welding for a variety of projects, the vehicle maintenance team takes pride in performing quality work. When winter storms come they’re the first to clear snow, and in the warmer months they’re busy with mowing and projects on the facility grounds.

For everything you do, in all kinds of weather, thank you! #NDCSEventsRead more

Are you a passionate and influential leader? Are you self-motivated, outgoing and skilled in networking with community partners? Join our team as the NDCS Volunteer Services Coordinator!

This position oversees recruitment, onboarding and retention of community volunteers who generously give their time and talent. Our volunteers provide a variety of services and pro-social engagement opportunities to incarcerated men and women across Nebraska to support effective rehabilitation and successful reentry. Be a part of this transformative work by applying today: https://bit.ly/3EG2Nc9

#NDCSJobs #applyforajob #...Read more

The Nebraska Correctional Center for Women and the Community Corrections Center – Lincoln welcomed Kelly Master, director of For Dignity, to share a message of hope and encouragement. This organization empowers women to reclaim hope, embrace their worth and break through defeating mindsets. Kelly was a dynamic speaker who connected with the population by sharing her own story and the stories of other women she has met along her journey. #BuildYourFutureRead more

Do you desire to make a difference in the field of mental health? NDCS has various career opportunities for those looking to use their skill sets to positively change lives.

We have openings for Behavior Health Practitioner, Psychiatrist and Clinical Psychologist. Learn more about these opportunities: https://bit.ly/3tvQngR #CareerConnection #mentalhealthmatters

**Disclaimer: Not all NDCS facility locations might have openings for this specific classification, check our website regularly for updates!Read more

The unique partnership formed between NDCS and Peru State College has the potential to change the paradigm for how potential leaders are identified in correctional systems and how their skills are developed.

Throughout the process of developing and initiating the Corrections Leadership Scholarship Program, the leadership at Peru and the State College system have been immensely supportive. This fall, they joined us at the annual awards ceremony to accept the NDCS Partnership Award. We have been fortunate to join forces with an institution of higher learning that is willing to think outside the box, take the leap and forge...Read more

Being prepared to work upon release is an important component to successful reentry and how we keep people safe. This fall, Reentry Program Manager Tony Britten presented at the Reentry Summit in Florida alongside partners from UNO and grant-funded providers of the Vocational Life Skills (VLS) Program. They shared about the development of the VLS Program and how having individuals with lived experience work with our population has been a win-win all around.

These programs provide a variety of services intended to increase employability and reduce recidivism, targeting the five stabilizing factors including: housing,...Read more

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