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Kenneth Findlay, Interdepartmental Project Manager/Institutional Programs and Services

Dix Building, 2nd floor
PO Box 8312
Cranston, RI 02920
Phone: (401) 462-0185
Fax: (401) 462-0767

As RIDOC believes the process of reentry preparation begins at sentencing, we have recently created an assessment unit, charged with conducting validated risk/needs assessment with sentenced offenders. These assessments then guide the offender’s individualized program plan (i.e., rehabilitative treatment plan) while incarcerated. Available programming includes, but is not limited to: educational services, health services, parenting, domestic violence and batterer’s intervention programming, substance abuse treatment, sex offender treatment, cognitive restructuring, trauma therapy, mentoring, and spiritual/religious programming. Many programs, particularly spiritual and religious, are provided at no cost to the Department by community volunteers.

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