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| Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center Recognized By Colorado DOC For Outstanding Performance |
| By prnewswire.com |
| Published: 12/05/2016 |
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WEST CALDWELL, N.J., Dec. 5, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Community Education Centers, Inc. (CEC) announced today the Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center in Colorado Springs was recognized by the Colorado Department of Corrections for Outstanding Performance and Making a Difference. The facility's Case Manager LaKisha Parker was one of two Case Managers in the State to be recognized for her work done with the Sex Offender Registration Unit (SORU) for making a difference with the offender population. She was awarded with a certificate and a coin from the Department of Corrections Inspector General's Office on September 30, by representatives of the Colorado DOC. "We are pleased that the Colorado Department of Corrections has granted us this special recognition," said James E. Hyman, CEO. "Ms. Parker has done exceptional work and demonstrates CEC's commitment to SORU and the specialized treatment program provided at Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center." In conjunction with the Colorado DOC Sex Offender Treatment Program, Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center operates a Sex Offender Maintenance Unit. After completing Phase I and II of the CDOC Sex Offender Treatment Program, residents can progress to CMRC. The maintenance program at CMRC teaches residents to focus on what they learned in treatment, and transform it into practical applications to be used upon release. CMRC's maintenance program helps residents complete all of the criteria determined by the Sex Offender Management Board. CMRC also introduces the residents in the program to outside support groups designed to help stop recidivism and make for a successful transition from prison to parole. Read More. |
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