The Video Visitation Program allows Inmates to visit with friends and family from a video visitation terminal in their housing area. Friends and family will visit inmates from a similar visitation terminal in the public visitation room located in the lobby of the jail. These visits are referred to as “onsite” or “public” visitations. The system allows visitors to still come to the jail for visitation and it will now also allow friends and family to conduct a “remote” or “at-home” visit with from home using a computer, webcam, a high speed internet connection, and the cost of the visit. Each inmate is allowed one thirty minute visit from friends or family members a week at the jail, "onsite/public" visitation. Inmates can have unlimited "remote/at-home" visits a week from home. Friends and family can schedule on-site video visits with inmates at the following times: - Sunday 12pm-4:25pm and 5pm-10pm - Friday 12pm-4:25 for Minimum Security inmates only - Saturdays 12pm-4:25 and 5pm-10pm.

Offers a 7 passenger van to transport families to various correctional facilities to visit their loved ones. Volunteers also visit and minister to people incarcerated in the Summit County jail. Provides training to potential volunteers.

Provides a free, anonymous, computer based service that immediately notifies registered users upon a change in an offender's status (release, transfer etc.). Computer generated notification calls will be made anytime there is a change in status and continues every half-hour for 24 hours (or leaves a message on answering machine every two hours) until client enters an identification number. In some cases, a notification letter will be sent. Has information about state prisons, some county jails, and some juvenile facilities. Does not maintain municipal information. Will also provide just the location and status of an offender.

Works directly with prison chaplains to facilitate programming to assist in their ministry as pastors of the Church on the inside. Volunteers work closely to help the prisoner move through a continuum of discipleship that begins on the inside and continues working towards a successful transition back into society.

Seeks to identify potential wrongful convictions from Ohio courts where other remedies have failed. Screens applications and conducts investigations to evaluate innocence claims by analyzing the reliability of the evidence presented at trial.

Provides pastoral care to those who are incaracated and their families.

Bible studies, distribution of Bibles, chaplain/inmate one-on-one visits and church group visits to the jail each week.

The Video Visitation Program allows Inmates to visit with friends and family from a video visitation terminal in their housing area. Friends and family will visit inmates from a similar visitation terminal in the public visitation room located in the lobby of the jail. These visits are referred to as “onsite” or “public” visitations. The system allows visitors to still come to the jail for visitation and it will now also allow friends and family to conduct a “remote” or “at-home” visit with from home using a computer, webcam, a high speed internet connection, and the cost of the visit. Each inmate is allowed one thirty minute visit from friends or family members a week at the jail, "onsite/public" visitation. Inmates can have unlimited "remote/at-home" visits a week from home. Friends and family can schedule on-site video visits with inmates at the following times: - Sunday 12pm-4:25pm and 5pm-10pm - Friday 12pm-4:25 for Minimum Security inmates only - Saturdays 12pm-4:25 and 5pm-10pm.

Advocate for safer neighborhoods and promote self-sufficiency for returning citizens transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions into the community. Assist juvenile and adult offenders, both civilian and veteran, and their families upon release from incarceration on return to Mahoning Valley; reduce recidivism rate; CQE/CAE assistance, individual assessments; substance abuse treatment; housing/research; veteran and family services; educational training; health care; employment readiness; community service; alumni/aftercare; faithbased/mentoring. Fatherhood initiative classes in Mahoning and Trumbull County.

Offers free searchable database that assists with identifying the Kentucky correctional facility in which a particular offender is incarcerated. Searches provide information about an offender's current location, offense(s), demographic information, and parole information, if available.

This program works with jail inmates and their families. Also developing a new media program called Key Vision that is addressing Drug and Alcohol recovery, Employment and many other needs. Services are funded by contributions, donations and grants.

Provides assistance for people who want to identify the Ohio correctional facility in which a particular offender is incarcerated.

Provides social services including case managers to inmates of this 500-bed medium security prison. Programs include parenting skills sessions and job finding lessons for inmates about to be paroled or furloughed.

Offers video visitation as a way to communicate with individuals while they are incarcerated.

Ministry program offering three programs for inmates, ex-offenders and those transitioning from prison. Prison Ministry: One Community Ministries provides Christian care and support through our Prison Ministry. Our Christian care and support is provided directly and indirectly, but not limited to, the following areas: - Prayer Ministry - Mail Ministry - The Journey, The FisherMan & Awake Newsletters - Bible Study and Worship Services at Ross Correctional Institution - Pre-Release & Life Skills courses at Ross Correctional Institution* Life Skills Ministry: One Community Ministries has been recognized as an approved ministry by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. One Community Ministries assists and provides ex-offenders in transition through the promotion of personal lifestyle changes, spiritual discipleship, and community interactions for the purpose of positive life changing transformation within our limitations and scope of ministry. Family Ministry: One Community Ministries works to support offenders, ex-offenders in transition and their families through ministries and programs that educate, edify and uplift.

Provide visitation by Chaplains and volunteers and mentoring services to individuals incarcerated in correctional facilities in Northeast Ohio. Offers the 6-week Christian-based Broken Chains Discipleship Series on an individual basis. Includes topics such as repentance, restitution, submission to authorities, accountability, and developing a new mind set through Biblical precepts.

Advocate for safer neighborhoods and promote self-sufficiency for returning citizens transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions into the community. Assist juvenile and adult offenders, both civilian and veteran, and their families upon release from incarceration on return to Mahoning Valley; reduce recidivism rate; CQE/CAE assistance, individual assessments; substance abuse treatment; housing/research; veteran and family services; educational training; health care; employment readiness; community service; alumni/aftercare; faithbased/mentoring. Fatherhood initiative classes in Mahoning and Trumbull County.