Frequently Asked Questions

After a period of incarceration, individuals often face significant challenges while trying to reintegrate into their communities. Reentry programs are designed to provide them with the support and resources they need to successfully transition back into society. These programs offer tailored services that address the unique needs of each—special needs and challenges those reentering society face.

We understand that individuals reentering society after incarceration have unique needs, and our reentry program aims to address those needs with various services. We provide comprehensive support and reentry programs to help reduce recidivism and promote successful community reintegration. Our goal is to tackle the complex factors that contribute to our client's involvement in the criminal justice system—contributing our client's involvement in the criminal justice system. We offer comprehensive support reentry programs to reduce recidivism and promote successful community reintegration.

Formerly Incarcerated Individuals:
Individuals who have served time in prison or jail and are seeking support in reintegrating into the community.

Probationers and Parolees:
Individuals under probation or parole supervision who require assistance in meeting the conditions of their release and rebuilding their lives.

At-Risk Populations:
Individuals with a history of criminal involvement or at risk of involvement due to various factors such as substance abuse, lack of education, or unemployment