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Federal Bureau of Prisons Awards CEC New Jersey Residential Reentry Contract

Roseland, NJ, Oct 20 -

Community Education Centers, Inc. (CEC) was awarded a contract from the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) to provide reentry services to 100 federal offenders at Logan Hall, CEC’s 600-bed residential treatment center in Newark, New Jersey.

“As Community Education Centers continues its expansion into the federal sector we look forward to providing quality reentry services to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. CEC appreciates the confidence that the Federal Bureau of Prisons has shown in our company and are enthusiastic about the opportunity to provide these secure reentry services in a manner that supports the mission of the Bureau,” said John Clancy, President and CEO.

Community Education Centers now operates three residential reentry contracts with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including one in Casper, Wyoming and another in Rapid City, South Dakota. Federal offenders referred to Logan Hall will receive comprehensive reentry services, designed to facilitate each offender’s successful return into the community. Under the terms of the proposed contract, CEC will provide assessment, treatment, and work-release programs to address the needs of the BOP-referred population. The treatment programs include life skills training, educational instruction, and job skills classes.

“CEC is excited about the opportunity to provide these reentry services to the New Jersey federal population. CEC research has shown that our New Jersey-based reentry services are proven to reduce recidivism and we look forward to continuing this positive track record with the Bureau,” said Mr. Clancy.

Community Education Centers, Inc. is the leading provider of reentry and rehabilitative services to diverse criminal justice populations in America. CEC provides a wide array of treatment services for adults and juveniles at 17 locations, treating over 6,000 clients daily. The company operates programs for county, state, and federal populations in New Jersey, Colorado, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Indiana, South Dakota, and South Carolina.