Adult Directory 2013

Program/Services Population Location Eligibility
Criminon Life Skills
Drug education, coping skills,
character development
GED Unit
Peer education, courses taught
by fellow inmates
DC Public Schools (Diploma
driven curriculum)
Free Minds Book Club
(Literacy, creative writing)
Hope Foundation Reentry
Network
(Mentoring, counseling, life
skills)
Lorton Art Project
(Therapeutic art instruction)
Narcotics and Alcohol
Anonymous (NA/AA)
Reentry Program
Life skills, transitioning
planning and preparation
Religious Services
Weekly services for all faiths
(Some faiths must be requested)
RSAT (Residential Substance
Abuse Treatment)
90-day substance abuse
treatment
Special Education (DCPS)
Diploma Program
Voices for a Second Chance
(VSC) Assist inmates connect
with outside sources
(see Reentry Section)
Work Detail Program
Variety of work details that
provide compensation
Men CDF General Population
Men CDF Within 90-days of
release
Men CTF Under age 18,
detained in the
juvenile unit CTF
Juveniles CTF Under 18 years old
Men CDF/CTF General Population
Men CDF/CTF General Population
Men/Women Weekly meeting
CDF & CTF
Self-help groups
Men CTF Separate unit,
medium security
level or below
Men/ CDF & CTF All housing units
Women
Men/Women CTF Within 100 days of
release, medium
security level or
below, ordered by
Court or USPC
Men/Women CDF & CTF Special Ed IEP
(ages 18 to 22 yrs)
Men/Women CDF & CTF All housing units
Men/Women CDF & CTF Medium security
level or below.
approved by DOC
Residential Drug Abuse Program (500 hours) (RDAP)
Specialized drug treatment program for eligible federal inmates. Program is offered only
at certain BOP facilities (www.bop.gov). Inmates reside in designated units within the
institution while completing 500 hours of substance abuse therapy and education.
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