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Feature Stories
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Meet Angel, after leaving Shutter Creek she heard of Parenting Inside & Out. She joined the program because of her dedication to her sons. She now has new skills to care for them.
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This is a letter received in appreciation of the Parenting Inside Out class and recounts its impact on one participant.
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The visiting area has been enhanced to make it more pleasant for the children visiting their parents.
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Here is a thought provoking poem on the horrors of meth.
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Here are stories from recent months detailing the progress of our clients through partner programs offered at the Center.
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Mecha graduated from parenting class at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility in June 2005. As a part of the ceremony, she shared her feelings about being a parent with the class and those in attendance. Her children did not attend the ceremony.
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Meet Cindy, a recovering meth addict who participated in recovery programs while in prison and is now living responsibly on the outside and taking care of her children.
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The Center for Family Success opened its doors to welcome over 100 guests who gathered in celebration of healthy families.
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Discover why the fabled and fearsome Masai tribe of Africa often greeted each other by first asking how the children were, and what we might learn from it.
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In December 2004, the Western Prison Project published “I Touch Your Face in my Dreams,” a collection of writings by children of incarcerated parents.
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Angel's Story
Coffee Creek Correctional Facility Offer Family-Friendly Visits
Cindy's Story
Center Hosts Open House
"And How Are the Children?"