NCCI Womens Facility

NCCI Women allows both in-person and video visits, and the facility encourages visitation from family and friends. Every visit is by appointment only, so you'll need to call or email to schedule, then confirm the day before. Before visiting, you must be approved through a visitor application provided by the offender. Adults 16 and older need an approved photo ID, while minors need a birth certificate. Each offender can have up to 18 approved visitors. The list stays active during transfers but becomes inactive on release or parole, and changes are limited until open enrollment every six months. Visits are generally one session per week (up to two hours), usually with no more than three approved visitors at a time. Segregation visits are non-contact and by appointment. Expect searches, no cell phones, and a strict dress code.

Communication at NCCI Women runs mostly through third-party vendor systems, so you'll use vendor apps or online portals rather than contacting the facility directly. Video visits use the Getting Out Visits app. Only people on an incarcerated person's approved visitor list can participate, and you can start a visit on-demand or schedule one through the app. The facility's communications setup includes Pay Tel products: InteleTABLET (secure tablet), Centurion ITS (communications platform), inteleVISIT (web-based video visitation), and InteleSCAN (off-site mail scanning). To use phone, messaging, or tablet features, create an account with the approved vendor, sign in to manage services, and add funds as needed. For video visits, both you and the incarcerated person must be approved in the vendor system before you can schedule or start a session.

NCCI Women uses ViaPath and its subsidiaries for offender account deposits. Only approved visitors can send funds through those vendor channels. For the fastest option, use ConnectNetwork.com or the vendor's mobile app. If you prefer mail, send a money order made payable to TouchPay, include the required deposit slip, and mail it to the TouchPay PO Box used for trust deposits. Mailed money orders are typically available to the offender within up to 10 business days, though they may post sooner. You can also make cash deposits through Western Union using payment code NCDAC TRUST. If you run into issues, ViaPath offers depositor help at 877-650-4249. NCDAC publishes a fee schedule for transfers.