Georgetown County Sheriff's Reentry Program

Georgetown County Sheriff's Reentry Program We provide assistance to state inmates at the Georgetown County Detention Center. Volunteers assist with classes as needed and available.

Georgetown County Sheriff's Reentry Program offers men opportunities for education, job training, and life skills development while completing their sentences for SCDC. We offer an intense case management program to the sentenced South Carolina Department of Corrections inmates that are selected and arrive at the Detention Center to work in various county positions, learning career skills. The inm

ates learn valuable hands on skills under the supervision of Georgetown County Public Service workers. The inmates attend classes after their daily work detail at the Reentry Building. The classes consist of Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC), which upon passing test, they receive state and federal certifications, Equipment & Engine Certification, Auto Body, Barbering, Life Skills, Several computer courses, Languages, Art and Business Courses, several other classes are available depending upon individual inmates interests and needs. The Purpose of the GCSO Reentry Services page is to inform volunteers, potential volunteers, inmates families, and friends to enable them to have up to date information about the program. We do however, request that you do not use profanity in posting and respect the views of others. Due to the nature of this site, we have no choice but to remove any postings that violate the standards we have asked you to adhere to . Thank You and we hope you enjoy watching our progress.

The Sheriff’s Reentry Program is proud to continue supporting William in his return from incarceration. William spent 14...
08/25/2026

The Sheriff’s Reentry Program is proud to continue supporting William in his return from incarceration.

William spent 14 months in the reentry program, earning a welding certificate, passing the first half of his GED, completing The Fatherhood Initiative, participating in our Leadership Academy, and even leading a book study on post-incarceration.

William was granted parole and accepted into a residential recovery center where he’s already started working, making positive friends, and continuing his journey of personal and relational restoration. He’ll soon be resuming his GED studies, and we’re looking forward to sharing in his continued progress.

A huge thanks to Club 142 United for supplying every single item on William’s registry, all in less than one week!

Amazing Journey Inc.

More than 40 certificates this year! The men in the Sheriff’s Reentry Program are diligently working toward personal gro...
08/17/2026

More than 40 certificates this year!
The men in the Sheriff’s Reentry Program are diligently working toward personal growth and relational health, taking full advantage of the opportunities our program and its supporters make available.
Better choices start with better opportunities.
Amazing Journey Inc.

Another GED exam complete! After the test: “uh, I don’t know about that. I think I might’ve done okay, but I’m not sure....
07/16/2026

Another GED exam complete!

After the test: “uh, I don’t know about that. I think I might’ve done okay, but I’m not sure. That one was tough.”

Yeah, he finished with more than enough correct answers and 10 minutes to spare. And he found out he kind of likes science after all.

Half way there!

✅ Social Studies

✅ Science

Next up: Language Arts.

Big thanks to Horry County Schools Adult Education Program!

Amazing Journey Inc.

07/13/2026

Amazing Journey, Club 142, the people who donate … It’s a blessing. I can’t imagine doing this without their support. It makes all the difference.

“I don’t say I’m giving back to my community. I’m giving them the real me that they should’ve had all along. I was putti...
06/18/2026

“I don’t say I’m giving back to my community. I’m giving them the real me that they should’ve had all along. I was putting on for other people instead of being who I was. The people I was trying to fit in with, they never showed up when I was in prison.”

Recently, the Sheriff’s Reentry Program connected with Waymon Daniels as part of our Voices of Progress series. The hardest part of his time in prison: “those visits with my kids were more humiliating than the incarceration itself. That’s where I realized I had to change my life.”

“I didn’t realize the damage I was doing to my children, my mother, my whole family. I was looking at myself as the victim. I didn’t understand my family was the victim. I had to get home, hug them, say ‘I’m sorry,’ and work to be the person I know I am and want to be.”

Now, Waymon is active in his community and uses his organization Open Mic Communications to help returning citizens learn to live and share their stories of recovery and change.

“Change is hiring and they got great benefits. But are you willing to be hired by change?
Change now. Don’t wait til you get back home. Let yourself be loved so you can love others.”

We’re encouraged by Waymon’s work and grateful that he would share his Amazing Journey with us.

Restoration > retribution

Amazing Journey Inc.

The Sheriff’s Reentry Program is grateful for the ongoing support of Amazing Journey Inc.Please like, follow, and share ...
06/09/2026

The Sheriff’s Reentry Program is grateful for the ongoing support of Amazing Journey Inc.
Please like, follow, and share to stay informed on how AJ make our work possible.

To support the Georgetown County Sheriff's Reentry Services (RES) by increasing community awareness of its benefits, raising funds to support it and increasing its capacity to return incarcerated men to their communities with sustainable work skills.

It’s been a challenging year for our GED students in the Sheriff’s Reentry Program, but they have persisted, adjusting t...
06/09/2026

It’s been a challenging year for our GED students in the Sheriff’s Reentry Program, but they have persisted, adjusting to 4 days of class per week and regular homework assignments. Their dedication is starting to pay off, with this guy passing his first exam.

He even scored higher on the exam than on the Ready test a couple days before! He couldn’t stop staring at his score on the computer screen.

Big thanks to Horry County Schools Adult Education Program for getting us set to test on short notice.

Amazing Journey Inc.

05/06/2026

Join me and give back!

Thank you to everyone who’s supported our work!
05/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who’s supported our work!

Join me and give back!

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2394 Browns Ferry Road
Georgetown, SC
29440

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Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

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