Post Graduation Events - Logan county detention center

Jul 5

Russellville, KY — On July 1, 2025, Dad’s House Inc. Founder Isaiah Pride delivered a powerful and personal message to graduates of the Logan County Detention Center’s Work-Ready Bootcamp, inspiring incarcerated individuals who are preparing for successful reentry into the workforce and society. The event, a collaboration between South Central Workforce Development Board, Career TEAM, and the Logan County Detention Center, marked a meaningful step forward in community-driven rehabilitation efforts.

The response to Pride’s involvement was immediate and overwhelmingly positive—opening the door to three new speaking opportunities that align with Dad’s House mission of reducing recidivism through workforce training and creating opportunities for business ownership after release. Dad's House Founder Isaiah Pride will speak at the 3 events listed below in the upcoming months.

Friday, August 15th

Return to Logan County Detention Center – Pride has been invited back to speak directly to a broader group of inmates, sharing his personal story and the mission of Dad’s House Inc. This visit will focus on hope, transformation, and practical pathways to reintegration.

August, 2025

Address to Logan County Leadership – Isaiah Pride has been invited to speak at upcoming Monthly Fiscal Hearings before the Logan County Mayor, Judge Executive, and other community leaders to emphasize the importance of grassroots rehabilitation efforts, make recommendation regarding budget items and community partnerships in reducing recidivism.

October, 2025

Kentucky Department of Corrections Conference –Pride will speak at the statewide Department of Corrections Conference in Bowling Green, addressing all Kentucky state jailers. He will present scalable, community-based solutions to support inmate rehabilitation, build trust, and improve post-incarceration outcomes.

“These opportunities are humbling,” said Pride. “The Work-Ready event reminded me that when you speak from experience, people listen. Now, I have the chance to carry the message of Dad’s House even further—to inmates still searching for hope, to decision-makers shaping local policy, and to correctional leaders across the state.”

Dad’s House Inc. provides mentoring, workforce training, and business ownership opportunities to those reestablishing themselves after incarceration. Its mission is to break cycles of incarceration through support, accountability, and community. The organization thanks its partners at South Central Workforce Development, Career TEAM, and Logan County Detention Center for making the July 1st, event possible—and for opening doors to continued collaboration and impact.

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