Lions Club members collect the glasses and inmates sort, wash, repair, process them through a lensometer, label and package them. About 40,000 pairs of glasses have been recycled as a result of this partnership. Talking Books Inmates at Daytona Beach CCC assist the Division of Blind Services by inspecting, sorting, rewinding and filing tapes and books for the blind, and preparing them to ship. Guide Dogs Inmates at the Gainesville Work Camp have been training guide dogs for the Southeastern Guide Dog Association since 1991. Once the dogs complete their training, they are returned to the Association for additional training and placement.
Inmates have cable television and satellite dishes.
There are no correctional facilities with cable television. The CDLN saves money by training staff throughout the state simultaneously and teaching inmates via satellite. The satellites are not used for recreational viewing. Most prisons have televisions available to inmates for use when inmates are not working or attending educational programs. The televisions are located in dormitory dayrooms for group viewing.