SC Department of Corrections

A criminal background is often one of the most significant barriers to employment, and the people at the South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) know and understand this better than anyone. Over the years, a number of programs - from carpentry and roofing to embroidery and agriculture - have been implemented at SCDC to provide inmates with the opportunity to develop skills and prepare to successfully reenter the workforce when they are released. In 2017, a partnership between Goodwill and SCDC called the GoodStart program will offer additional opportunities for people reentering the workforce after incarceration.
The outcome of these programs is about more than just employment. In the opinion of Sandy Barrett, Deputy Director for Programs and Services at SCDC, "the more people we can put to work in South Carolina, the better - and stronger - the state of South Carolina will be."

[@michaelsizemore4667]

I went to a Rehabilitation center in Newberry after I got out 1 time. All Dr. Arnold talked about was his Bull Shit Bachelor's Degree. He ain't do shit to help me.

[@Roxy92593]

How about clean up the trash and fix the locks on the doors. Give them hot food, clean water, and security when shit starts to go down. Stop riots and fires. Stop spouting this bull shit when we can see actual footage from inside the prison walls. The conditions these people are living in are comparable to third world contries. DO SOMETHING ABOUT THAT.

[@wadepinson1913]

This is a load of crap guys! They have these things at very few of the prisons and the teachers are very unqualified,undependable,and unmotivated.Manning prerelease has a good school program,the guy runnin it is very driven

[@tsmcl38]

Pinson, it’s Big Mac, hope you are doing good.

[@AceVisionzProductions]

Everyone on this video is a joke !

[@johnsteward4794]

These mfz are lying

[@Khristieg73]

This is all crap.

[@billyjones3149]

Lies all lies....

[@boslifemack7092]

lol that shot funny never saw the people stop lying