State of Missouri

The Missouri Department of Corrections protects and serves the public and manages offenders, while helping to provide a safe and secure environment for the citizens of Missouri. It maintains an offender rehabilitative services division that is responsible for providing medical, mental health, educational, substance abuse and work force development services and overseeing the Missouri Vocational Enterprises. The Missouri Department of Corrections also has an adult institutions division that performs duties related to the supervision and management of the state's correctional centers. The department s human services division consists of human resource management, training and employee development, employee health and wellness safety, religious and spiritual, budget and evaluation, planning, fiscal management and general services. With various offices in Springfield, Mo., the Missouri Department of Corrections additionally has a probation and parole division.

The Probation & Parole Department in Bolivar, MO, under the Missouri Department of Corrections, focuses on fostering public safety, health, and wellness while supporting victims and providing treatment, education, and job training to justice-involved individuals. Through various programs like Puppies for Parole and reentry services, the department aims to equip individuals with the skills needed to contribute positively to their communities upon release, striving to ensure that those who enter the prison system become good neighbors upon reintegration into society. Generated from the website

The Probation & Parole Board in Branson, MO, is a division of the Missouri Department of Agency, providing a range of services related to adult institutions, community supervision, and rehabilitation programs. They offer resources such as offender phone services, religious support, and educational assessments for family and friends. With a focus on reentry services and rehabilitation, the board also coordinates initiatives like the Puppies for Parole program and vocational training through Missouri Vocational Enterprises. Their facilities and programs aim to support successful transitions for individuals under probation and parole supervision. Generated from the website