Rehabilitation Programs at Pike County Facility: H.O.P.E., A.R.R.O.W., C.O.R.E., and M.O.R.E.

Pike County Correctional Facility provides educational, religious, and rehabilitative programs focused on helping people reintegrate into society after release. If your loved one wants to use their time productively, these are the programs the facility highlights.

For women at Pike County, the facility offers the H.O.P.E. Program - Helping Offenders Promote Excellence. It's designed for female offenders who want to participate in programming during their incarceration.

For men, Pike County offers the A.R.R.O.W. Program (Actively Reducing Recidivism Opens Windows). This is intensive rehabilitative programming for qualified male offenders - structured support aimed at helping participants make real changes while incarcerated.

A.R.R.O.W. can lead to a next step. Men who successfully complete the program may be eligible to graduate into C.O.R.E. (Correctional Offenders Reintegrating Effectively). In C.O.R.E., participants continue their rehabilitation by learning new skills through community service, gaining practical experience as part of the facility's reintegration efforts.

Pike County also offers M.O.R.E. (Motivating Offenders to Reintegrate Effectively) for men. This program is open to all male offenders interested in making positive changes in their life.

1. Call the facility and ask about program availability - Pike County states it offers educational, religious, and rehabilitative programs, but details like timing and capacity can vary.
2. Ask what “qualified” and “eligible” mean for your loved one - A.R.R.O.W. is described as for qualified male offenders, and moving from A.R.R.O.W. to C.O.R.E. depends on successful completion and eligibility.
3. Confirm what participation looks like right now - Ask how someone is referred or enrolled, and whether there are current waitlists or scheduling limits for the programs.