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- Mens and Womens Alcoholics Anonymous: Program geared toward dealing with alcohol addiction.
- Narcotics Anonymous: Program focused on assisting people in overcoming narcotics addiction.
- Opportunities, Alternatives, and Resources: Assists inmates with various outside life needs after incarceration.
- TASC (GED Program): Assist inmates in obtaining their High School Equivalency Diploma.
- TALK and WRAP (run by Tompkins County Mental Health commission): A Wellness Recovery Action Plan: TALK is a therapeutic mental health group that allows people to freely talk about their concerns and issues.
- The Mary Bogan College Initiative: Assists inmates who take the initiative to get registered and prepared for college.
- Ready, Set, Work: Helps inmates to prepare for a place in the workforce (resume prep, interviewing techniques, etc...).
- Tompkins Learning Partners: Assists with inmates studying for High School Diploma.
- Community Faith Ministries: A faith-based worship service provided to the inmates.
- Golden Key Ministries: An additional faith-based worship service.
- Reverend Whyte services: Faith-based worship/fellowship.
- Courage to Change: A writing workshop that motivates and guides participants toward positive life change.
- DBT: Exploring emotional regulation and mindfulness.
- Catholic Bible Study: Exploring and studying faith-based practices.
- Creative Writing: Reducing stress through writing practices.
- Parenting Program: Aimed to help parents improve and strengthen their parenting skills and relationships with their children.