Texas Department Of Criminal Justice

TDCJ is now certified as a silver level worksite partner through the Mayor’s Health & Wellbeing Council! 🎉🥈 This designation places the agency among Austin’s recognized workplaces that prioritize employee wellness. The program introduces tools that help staff adopt healthier routines and explore new ways to improve their wellbeing. We look forward to continuing this meaningful work. 🙏✅ 🔗 View TDCJ's employee wellness resources on the PEAK Performance webpage: https://lnkd.in/gfCXcwdT #TDCJ #MHWC #EmployeeWellbeing

Officer Kargar brings optimism and HEART to every shift at the Clements Unit. His focus on people shapes the daily rhythm throughout the facility. 💯 Windham School District's Principal Snyder-Miller even shares how he steps in wherever he is needed, supporting staff and students alike! 🙏📚 #TDCJ #Corrections #PublicService

Officer Babineaux-Blum’s journey with TDCJ spans nearly three decades, and her focus on people has shaped every step. She currently works at the Stringfellow Unit, where she also serves as Team Lead for the Crisis Response Intervention Support Program! ✊💯 Her approach shows how empathy elevates teamwork, and the best chapters of her career are still taking shape. 👏 "To me, empathy is understanding without any judgement." 💬 #TDCJ #Empathy #LeadingWithHEART

A modern way to navigate TDCJ programs is now available on the newly launched TDCJ website. This inventory gives a clearer look at all of the program offerings across the state. 💡📖 Built on a Sunset Advisory Committee recommendation, this first outward facing inventory helps families and community partners stay informed. 💭 A similar version is available on inmate tablets, which is separate from the website. 🔗 See what’s possible: https://lnkd.in/gFTksAe4 #TDCJ #Rehabilitation #Reentry

Officer Reginald Haynes began his TDCJ career in 2014 and is serving as the front shakedown officer at the Holliday Unit. Each day, he stays sharp by arriving on time and conducting entry screenings that help maintain security. 🔍👮♂️ Stay tuned to hear him explain his motivations and favorite HEART value this Thursday! 📹 #TDCJ #BehindTheScenes #Security

Congratulations to Officer Darrin Smith for reaching 35 years with the agency! 🎉 He initially started in 1986 at the Jester III Unit. Over the years, he advanced through a wide range of roles across multiple locations, bringing valuable experience to every assignment. 👏📋 He credits several leaders who encouraged his growth along the way. Currently, Smith serves at Joe Kegans ISF as the Rehabilitation and Reentry Division Programs Officer and Chemicals Officer! 🌟 #TDCJ #MotivationalMonday #CareerSuccess

TDCJ’s new website is now live, offering a modern design and improved navigation for a smoother experience. This updated platform increases access to valuable information for the community. 💻🌐 This launch reflects the agency’s commitment to innovative, user‑focused services. Visit the new site at www.tdcj.texas.gov! 🔗 #TDCJ #Innovation #CriminalJustice

In case you missed it 📢‼️ Oaks of Righteousness Executive Director Charity Fyke shared how transitional homes support women as they rebuild and reenter the world with confidence. Her story reflects the calling that fuels her work and the impact she sees every day. ✊ Transition into the journey at https://lnkd.in/gnTf_nuD ▶️ #TDCJ | #ReentrySuccess

The Wynne Unit welcomed leaders from The Texas State University System for a tour highlighting education, programming and workforce development! Visitors gained insight into the various ways individuals are prepared for successful reentry. 🤝🔁 The tour included classroom engagement with the Windham School District, an overview of faith‑based and volunteer‑driven efforts through Chaplaincy and Volunteer Services and a visit to Texas Correctional Industries’ sign shop. TDCJ appreciated the opportunity to host its partners and showcase the mission in action! 🌟 #TDCJ #CommunityPartners #Education

Oaks of Righteousness Executive Director Charity Fyke describes how transitional homes give women space to grow as they step out of prison. This helps them develop skills and reenter the world with confidence! 🙌🚀 She reflects on her own journey through Oaks of Righteousness and the calling that led her to serve women seeking a fresh direction. "It's not about me... it's about the lives that are changed." 💬 #TDCJ #Reentry #VolunteerSpotlight