The mailing address of the facility

If he writes back through InmateAid, he simply uses our return address and we will scan the letter into your account and notify you of it's existence.

Saturday night, the post office is closed. The letters will be processed Moday morning.

It depends on the inmate. All of the inmates have a program designed for them. Once they complete it to the satisfaction of the overseeing staff, they will work their sentence down at the next designation.

Inmates do not have access to the Internet and without it they cannot access InmateAid to know there is an Inmate Profile Page. Unfortunately there are no "free programs" for communication. Your inmate can apply for indigent mail with his counselor and they do provide free stamps, envelopes and writing material.

Going to jail does not automatically change a child support order. Only a judge can change or modify a child support order. If a parent that is in jail has income or assets that can be used to pay for your child's support, he or she has to continue to pay child support. If there already is a child support order, and the parent who was ordered to pay child support goes to jail (is incarcerated), the child support

The highest prison wage in the prison is paid by a joint venture program. It is a private company that operates using inmate labor. Their wages are minimum wage with the payments going to three different places. The prisoner has to pay room and board, a share goes to a bank account to assist the inmate upon release from prison. As well as a portion of the prisoners pay check goes to a family member if desired and some to

Yes they do, all of the facilities nationwide offer what inmates call the "best meal of the year". The second best meal is for Christmas.

Yes they do. However it is not an elaborate meal with outlandish requests. Some requests that are granted are steak, cheeseburgers, ice cream or pizza. But they will not bring lobster or anything like that.

Most inmates that do more than a year need some sort of reentry and rehabilitation counseling. These programs that are usually offered immediately before release or at the halfway house level and provide a safe, structured, supervised environment, as well as employment counseling, job placement, financial management assistance, and other services to help individuals rebuild their ties to the community for a successful transition.