Corrections_Today_January_February_2019
nEWS & vIEWS
Health and Wellness
Health and Wellness
A new way to support health and wellness Thank you to the generous donors who made it a reality
T he 148 th Congress of Cor- rection made history and carved a new path for future generations to come. A proclama- tion was signed by 105 th President Dr. Lannette Linthicum to uphold the health and wellness of correc- tions officers. The proclamation states, “Now, therefore, I Lannette Linthicum, M.D., 105 th President of the American Correctional Associa- tion, do hereby declare an annual staff wellness event be held at the Congress of Correction. I encourage all of corrections, both public and private, to support staff wellness in every way possible.” Every Congress of Correction going forward will have opportunities for everyone to support the mission of the proclamation and the Health & Wellness Expo. The health and wellness of staff is an urgent concern that not only affects every area of the corrections field, but also families, communities and the country. ACA and the Congress of Correction hon- ors and wholeheartedly upholds this proclamation to support health and wellness. ACA thanks its generous donors who spearheaded this initiative at the 148 th Congress of Correction in Minneapolis. We look forward to see- ing you in Boston this August for the 149 th Congress of Correction!
Corporate Donors: Alvis, Aramark, Association of Women Executives in Corrections, ASUREA Insurance Services, Inc., Brinks Lock, Centurion/MHM, CoreCivic, Correct Care Solutions, Correct RX, Davidson CSO, Desert Waters Cor- rectional Outreach, Falcon Inc., The GEO Group, Gilead, The Nakamoto Group, Inc., NaphCare, Oregon Cor- rections Enterprise, PsyBar LLC and Vital Core Individual Donors: Dawn Baker, Kevin Bovenkamp, Terri Catlett, Harbans Deol, Dave Dona- hue, Mark Foxall, Penelope Frazier, Betty and Jim Gondles, Harmony Goorley, Holly Gunderson, Interna- tional Association for Correctional and Forensic Psychology, Linda Janes, Charles and Ellen Kehoe, Lannette Linthicum, Mary Livers, Paul Martin, Tyler Maxon, Michael Miskell, New York State Corrections and Youth Services (NYCAYSA), Colette Peters, Denise Robinson, Tom Stickrath, Lisa Taylor-Jackson, Ron Taylor, Diana Tomek, Dianne Tramutola-Lawson, Virginia Correc- tional Association, Jeff Washington, Kellie Wasko and Tony Wilkes
The Proclamation hangs proudly at ACA’s headquarters in Alexandria, VA.
ACA thanks its generous donors who spearheaded this initiative at the 148 th Congress of Correction in Minneapolis.
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