Inmates at the Anchorage Correctional Complex sing a hymn of joy, praise, and worship. They're part of a spiritually based peer to peer mentor program that nurtured recovery through faith. Listening to these men, I was moved by the power of their faith. So often, we focus on the health, science, and social aspects of recovery. Spiritual connection can make a difference, too: the faith that something better is possible, even for people serving time. This video and their stories are exclusive look

1K views · 17 reactions | KSU Aquaculture Research Center has helped Little Sandy Correctional Complex (LSCC) start an aquaponics program. This program will not only help inmates attain new job skills they can use when they’re released but has also provided a means to connect to the community around LSCC. Here’s their story.” | Kentucky Department of Corrections | Facebook

Prisoner mistakenly released from Milton correctional facility

Halton police search for Milton inmate released by mistake | Globalnews.ca