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Visitation at Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center: start with our general visitation guide, then confirm details with the facility at (262) 878-6000.
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Trying to find out what programs are available—or whether your loved one can enroll? Start with Wisconsin DOC's program resource guide and the department's main contact line.
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If someone you care about is at Robert E. Ellsworth Correctional Center (REECC), figuring out what help is actually available can feel like a second job. This guide breaks down the program and treatment categories women typically encounter in Wisconsin prisons—and shows you how to verify what's currently offered at REECC.
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Helping a woman at REECC build skills for reentry? The hardest part is often figuring out what's actually running right now. Here's how to understand what Wisconsin DOC offers—and how to confirm what's available at REECC specifically.
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Robert E. Ellsworth Correctional Center (REECC) is part of the Wisconsin Women's Correctional System. For education and training details, check the DOC's June 2023 Opportunities and Options Resource Guide (available in English and Spanish). It covers Adult Basic Education (ABE) and Career/Technical Education (CTE) offerings. The Wisconsin DOC operates as a Local Education Agency and delivers ABE/CTE through the Division of Adult Institutions. Across the system, CTE/vocational programming spans 23 vocational areas of study and 13 apprenticeship opportunities. Partnerships with technical colleges and four-year schools add post-secondary options. REECC also provides treatment and reentry programming, including substance use disorder services and a roughly 21-week, gender-responsive Dual Diagnosis program. This program addresses substance use, trauma, and emotion regulation.
Read full guideVisitation at Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center: start with our general visitation guide, then confirm details with the facility at (262) 878-6000.
Mail and Photos at Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center: start with our general mail and photos guide, then confirm details with the facility at (262) 878-6000.
Phone Calls and Messaging at Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center: start with our general phone calls and messaging guide, then confirm details with the facility at (262) 878-6000.
Sending Money at Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center: start with our general sending money guide, then confirm details with the facility at (262) 878-6000.
Use the Wisconsin DOC central contact resources (public mailing address, main phone line, and website) listed for REECC inquiries. Start with the DOC contact page so you’re directed to the right office.
Contact InfoHave the inmate’s DOC/case number ready, along with any required forms. For some requests—especially in-person matters—you may need a valid photo ID and specific paperwork.
Contact InfoLook to the DOC’s Opportunities and Options Resource Guide (June 2023) for details on ABE and CTE programs. The guide is available in English and Spanish and is where families are directed for program descriptions and pathways.
Facility InfoWomen in DOC care can access Substance Use Disorder (SUD) programming. REECC also connects women to a roughly 21-week, gender-responsive Dual Diagnosis program that focuses on substance use, trauma, and emotion regulation.
Facility InfoThe DOC’s CTE/Vocational program includes 23 vocational areas of study and offers 13 possible apprenticeship opportunities. Post-secondary pathways have also been added through partnerships with technical colleges and four-year institutions.
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This page covers Robert E Ellsworth Correctional Center in Wisconsin. The information here comes from the Department of Corrections' Opportunities and Options Resource Guide, published in June 2023 by the DAI Office of Program Services.
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