Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Christopher D Regan’s organization
Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Corrections Education And Vocational Planning Group Strategic Plan 2026-2028
This three-year Strategic Plan for Correctional Education and Vocational Programming in New Hampshire outlines a roadmap for strengthening educational access, workforce preparation, and reentry outcomes within the state's correctional system. The plan is structured around five key areas: Technology and Infrastructure; Budgeting, Policies, and Advocacy; Postsecondary Programming; Adult Basic Education and Career and Technical Education; and Reentry and Employment. Its vision is to empower incarcerated individuals with the skills and confidence necessary for successful reintegration into the workforce and communities, thereby expanding opportunities, supporting successful reentry, and delivering enduring benefits to individuals, communities, and the state.
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NH Department of Corrections Strategic Plan 2022-2025
This strategic plan outlines a vision for a fully staffed workforce engaged in progressive rehabilitation within state-of-the-art facilities, aiming to reduce recidivism by providing safe, humane supervision and evidence-based rehabilitation to enhance public safety. Key strategies include stabilizing and increasing correctional law enforcement and professional staffing, advocating for facility replacement and technology integration, and increasing successful community reintegration through stable treatment and rehabilitation access. The plan emphasizes measuring effectiveness using business information resources and fostering existing partnerships.
Dec 20, 2019·BoardMeeting
Board
Governor's Advisory Commission on Mental Illness and the Corrections System Minutes
The commission discussed prioritizing recommendations from the Governor's report, focusing on housing initiatives for individuals involved with the justice system, and the challenges of limited housing inventory and landlord engagement. Additional topics included the role of Medicaid in covering wrap-around services, the need for consistent transition planning across county jails, the implementation of Medically Assisted Treatment in correctional facilities, and the importance of aligning commission work with the 10-Year Mental Health Plan.
Nov 12, 2019·BoardMeeting
Board
Governor's Advisory Commission on Mental Illness and the Corrections System Minutes
The commission focused on finalizing a report for the Governor regarding issues facing individuals with mental illness within the corrections system. Key discussion topics included defining accountability across various systems, the integration of services, the importance of diversionary services, and the role of education and prevention. The members debated the language surrounding stigma versus discrimination, specifically regarding felons and individuals with substance abuse histories. The commission also discussed the necessity of prioritizing recommendations, evaluating financial impacts, and addressing the complexities of competency and restorability within the legal system.
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