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Supporting Community Organizations in Improving Outcomes for Juvenile Offenders and Families flyer
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David Thompson
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Jan 14, 2025
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Juvenile Services
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Funding Opportunities
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Tasha Layton at Topeka Correctional Facility
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David Thompson
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May 21, 2025
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May 21, 2025 10:23 AM
Singer Tasha Layton, a rising star in Christian music, brought a message of hope and strength to the residents of Topeka Correctional Facility.
This midday concert was sponsored by radio station Life 88.5 in Kansas City, and hosted by LEAD, or Ladies Empowered and Driven, the female arm of Brothers In Blue Reentry program.
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TCF / Washburn Honor Roll Spring 2023
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David Thompson
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May 27, 2023
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last modified
Feb 20, 2024 01:32 PM
KDOC is proud to share the achievements of some of the Washburn University students at Topeka Correctional Facility from the semester just closed up in May. These students have continued to overcome difficult barriers and achieve scholarly excellence. Two of the students on the President’s List successfully achieved the grade point requirement of a 4.0 to stay on the President’s List their entire Associates Degree journey. Our congratulations to all the ladies!
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2023 Archives
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TCF Offsite Visits - Kansas Childrens Discovery Center
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David Thompson
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Nov 15, 2023
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Feb 20, 2024 01:10 PM
19 residents of Topeka Correctional Facility recently enjoyed an offsite visit with their children or grandchildren at the Kansas Childrens Discovery Center in Topeka. The Center is an educational playground for all aged children. TCF has partnered with KCDC as they host these offsite visits 6 times a year for minimum custody level residents who also must pass a Parenting Class.
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Uncle Bully Visits KJCC
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David Thompson
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Jun 26, 2024
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Jun 27, 2024 10:15 AM
Film producers from Hawaii recently unveiled their latest award-winning documentary, "Uncle Bully's Surf Skool" at the Kansas Juvenile Correctional Complex. The film was about surfing instructor, Uncle Bully, who taught homeless children how to surf during COVID. It is a documentary that looks to inspire others to help or become a mentor wherever they can in an effort to build community.
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Unsung Heroe of KDOC - Maintenance - Digest version
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David Thompson
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Feb 07, 2023
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Feb 20, 2024 02:42 PM
There are eight adult facilities and one juvenile facility that are maintained 24/7 by Unsung Heroes of KDOC who keep equipment, plumbing, electrical, structural, and roads all in working order.
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Unsung Heroes - Admin Support - Short version
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David Thompson
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Feb 21, 2023
The Unsung Heroes of KDOC highlights the Administrative Support workers who most supervisors consider them as the 'backbone' of each facility. If interested in a rewarding career, please check out our website. doc.ks.gov/employment
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2023 Archives
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Unsung Heroes of KDOC - Administrative Support
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David Thompson
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Feb 10, 2023
The Unsung Heroes of KDOC highlights the Administrative Support workers who most supervisors consider them as the 'backbone' of each facility.
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Unsung Heroes of KDOC - Maintenance
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David Thompson
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Jan 21, 2023
There are eight adult facilities and one juvenile facility that are maintained 24/7 by Unsung Heroes of KDOC who keep equipment, plumbing, electrical, structural, and roads all in working order. This profile highlights the Maintenance teams at Ellsworth (all male) and Topeka (all female) correctional facilities.
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Unsung Heroes of KDOC: Austin Spencer HCF Evidence Ofc
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David Thompson
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Feb 07, 2023
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Feb 20, 2024 02:53 PM
An 8-year veteran with Hutchinson Correctional Facility, Austin Spencer is part of a new breed of Officers who are taking to heart KDOC's vision and mission of changing peoples' lives while treating residents with dignity and respect. Under the leadership of Warden Dan Schnurr, Spencer is passionate about his work and is a great example of how good people can make a difference even in a bad environment.
