At the Collin County Detention Facility, we believe that incarceration should provide opportunities for growth, not just confinement. Our Inmate Programs Section offers a variety of voluntary, no-cost programs designed to support personal development, education, and successful reentry into society. While participation is optional, we encourage eligible inmates to take advantage of these resources by submitting a simple written request.
Our programming includes faith-based support, therapeutic services, and educational tools, all aimed at helping individuals overcome past challenges and create better futures. By collaborating with community organizations and dedicated volunteers, we strive to equip inmates with the skills and mindset necessary to return to society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
The goal of our Inmate Programs is to reduce recidivism by helping participants address the root causes of criminal behavior, develop healthy coping strategies, and build a foundation for success after incarceration. Whether someone is seeking spiritual guidance, pursuing education, or working through personal struggles, our programs are structured to meet a wide range of needs.
Most programs are voluntary and available to eligible inmates who submit a written request. Participation may be limited based on classification, behavior, or housing assignment.
Some programs may be court-mandated or required as part of a sentencing or rehabilitation plan.
Approved inmates attend programming within the facility, often inside housing units or designated program areas. Many sessions are facilitated by trained volunteers or professionals from local community organizations. Participation is a privilege and may be impacted by behavior, housing status, or program availability.
We are proud to partner with a network of dedicated volunteers, chaplains, and professionals who donate their time and expertise to support the success of our inmates. Their involvement plays a vital role in providing a diverse and meaningful range of services. Without this ongoing support, the scope and impact of our programs would not be possible.
A full list of available classes, detailed program descriptions, and volunteer opportunities will be added soon. We are actively expanding this section to provide more information for both inmates and community members interested in getting involved. Please check back for updates.
Links to volunteer opportunities, program resources, and contact information will be available soon.
We're always looking for community partners and volunteers to help expand our programming. Reach out today to learn more.
Email: Programs@collincountytx.gov
Phone: (972) 547-5200