Welcome
The Florida Association of Community Corrections was established in 1992 to provide a vehicle for county probation programs to come together to identify, develop and promote effective programs. The goal was to offer a high standard of training there by increasing the professionalism of personnel as well as increase public awareness of the benefits of these programs. FACC's goals also include encouraging communication and cooperation among agencies and to initiate and support legislation that advances the efforts of prevention, reduction and deterrence of criminal and delinquent behavior.
"WE MEET AGAIN"FACCANNUAL TRAINING INSTITUTE
REENGAGE, RESTORE, & RE-ENTRY
MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN 2022!JULY 19 – 21Registration Full Institute - $220.00 Two Day - $165.00 Single Day - $85.00 Includes lunch Tuesday and Wednesday and Brunch Thursday Please contact John McMahon ([email protected]) if you are registering 50 or more. The large group discount is $200 each for every 50 registrations. Click here for individual registrationClick here for group registrationHotel Information
Rosen Plaza - $139.00 per night
Our Keynote SpeakersShon Hopwood
Associate Professor of Law
Georgetown University Law Center
Topeka K. Sam CEO of The Ladies of Hope Ministries (LOHM) President of EPIC Financial CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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FACC would like to welcome our two new Gold Corporate Members Thank you for supporting the mission of FACC! Click on the logo to go to their website Click here for Annual Corporate Sponsorship options
FACC 2022 ANNUAL INSTITUTEExhibitor and Sponsor Packages
FACC NEWSLETTER Spring 2022
Spring 2022 NewsletterPlease take a minute to look at the FACC Newsletter. If you have a good story about your agency, please share by e-mailing the narrative and picture(s) to [email protected].
On January 11th, Dr. Ed Latessa, a pioneer in the field of criminal justice and community corrections research, passed away. FACC was honored to call him a friend and be able to bring him and his work to Florida as a keynote speaker throughout the years. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
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