MTC has been making a social impact in people’s lives since 1981.

How We Help People:

• Providing effective rehabilitative programs and services to offenders in the U.S., United Kingdom, and Australia to make their time in prison more productive and to reduce re-offending
• Partnering with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to provide individuals in their care with a comfortable and attentive environment.
• Caring for the medical, dental and mental health needs of inmates and detainees
• Educating and training young Americans so they have the technical and life skills they need to find and keep good jobs
• Providing workforce training to citizens of other countries so they can take care of themselves and their families

 

Where We Help People

MTC operates 22 Job Corps centers, 23 correctional facilities, 12 prison and detention medical departments, four community release centers, six detention centers, two workforce development sites, and two outpatient behavioral health programs worldwide — with a mission to help improve people’s lives.  MTC is headquartered in Centerville, Utah and employs more than 8,000 staff worldwide.

 

 

The MTC Impact

• over 26,000 men and women helped with rehabilitation daily
• over 14,000* students educated and trained for today’s job market
• over 15,000 primary industry-recognized credentials were earned by students at MTC centers

 

MTC Overview

 

Social Impact Report

 

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Contact Us

For general questions or to speak with someone from MTC’s corporate office, please use the contacts below:

Corporate Office	Texas Regional Office	Washington, D.C. Office
500 N. Marketplace Drive	1305 S Main St., Suite 101	50 F Street NW, Suite 470
Centerville, UT 84014	Henderson, TX 75654	Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (801) 693-2600	Phone: (903) 392-8283	Phone: (202) 733-3246
Fax: (801) 693-2900	Fax: (888) 213-8793	Fax: (202) 733-2987

 

Corporate Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) contact: Heather.Manuz@mtctrains.com
Contact us for copies of PREA reports and agency policy.

*Pre-pandemic