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| Inmate Transition Program |
| By wisconsinrapidstribune.com |
| Published: 06/04/2010 |
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Volunteers helping Wood County inmates transition back into the community when they're released from jail hope others join them in the effort. Life Changes, a mentoring program for inmates, is a collaborative work of the Cranberry Country Clergy, state Department of Corrections and the Wood County Sheriff's Department. The first two teams for the program were trained in January and February, said the Rev. Vicki Natzke, one of the program organizers. Trey Turner, part of the first team, was looking for ways to get to know people in the community after he and his wife moved to Wisconsin Rapids from Texas. He found out about the Life Changes program when he went to the United Way office and asked for volunteer opportunities. Read More. |
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