Inside Out, a program where criminology and justice students from RMIT University study with students on the ‘inside’ of Victorian prisons has been recognised internationally for its innovation. 
Women at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre (DPFC) and Somebody’s Daughter Theatre Company have produced their 20th theatre show together, She’ll Be Apples.
Corrections Victoria acknowledges the death of an 81-year-old person in custody at Port Phillip Prison on 13 September 2024.
In June the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre (DPFC) saw 12 women graduate from the Twinning Project program.
The women at Tarrengower Prison contribute approximately 180 hours per month supporting the local community through community lunches and work with local Country Fire Authority (CFA) stations.
Corrections Victoria acknowledges the passing of a 27-year-old Aboriginal person in prison at Port Phillip Prison on 4 September 2024.
‘Read Along Dads’ provides the children of men in Loddon Prison and Middleton with a recording of their dad reading them a book.
Men at Fulham Correctional Centre are completing intensive dairy industry training in an innovative pilot program offering employment opportunities post-release.
Men in prison manufactured more than 3,600 furniture products for the Victorian community in 2023.
Men in custody at Beechworth Correctional Centre have celebrated making 50 swags to help people experiencing homelessness.