Debra K Johnson Rehabilitation Center

The Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center (DJRC) in Nashville, Tennessee is a women's prison and diagnostic center that serves as the primary correctional facility for female offenders in the state. With a capacity of 817 inmates, DJRC offers evidence-based programs and educational opportunities, including academic classes, vocational training, and degree programs through partnerships with local universities and colleges. The facility also provides behavioral health programs, such as substance use and anger management, and operates the nationally recognized child visitation program, promoting family reunification.

Named in honor of Debra K. Johnson, a dedicated public servant who tragically lost her life in the line of duty, DJRC is committed to meeting the rehabilitative needs of female offenders with custody levels ranging from minimum to maximum. The center offers a range of services, including vocational certifications, entrepreneurship programs, and initiatives that support the well-being and reintegration of incarcerated women. Through its comprehensive approach to rehabilitation, DJRC strives to empower and equip female offenders for successful reentry into society.

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