Cornell Companies: Providing Corrections, Treatment and Educational Services to Government

Adult Community-Based Overview

		Cornell is a leading provider of community-based services to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons and to a number of state corrections departments. Cornell offers a national presence with locations in many large urban areas, throughout the United States. Cornell’s Adult Community-Based programs focus on transitioning offenders approaching release from a correctional facility back into society. Through education, employment training, treatment, monitoring and accountability, clients receive the necessary tools to make positive life choices that can reduce their likelihood of re-entry into the correctional system. Community-Based corrections services involve the supervision of adult parolees and probationers. Services provided to parolees and probationers include
both residential residential care and counseling. We believe that our Adult Community-Based programs provide positive environments of care for both corrections and treatment clients.


	As of December 31, 2008, Cornell operated 29 residential Community-Based facilities and 3 non-residential Community-Based programs with an aggregate service capacity of nearly 4,000. Services offered at our facilities include: Minimum-security and open residential services Substance-abuse counseling and treatment, including detoxification, testing, 12-step programs and relapse prevention services Employment training and assistance Education, including preparation and testing for the GED, ABE, computer courses, college-level courses and access to libraries Home confinement and electronic monitoring Individual, group and family counseling and therapy, cognitive behavior therapy and stress and anger management instruction Life skills training, including hygiene, personal finance, housing issues and parenting skills

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