Support for every part of coming home.

What’s included

• Reentry orientation and goal setting
• Help getting identification documents — birth certificate, ID, Social Security card
• Connection to parole and probation compliance support
• Help navigating court obligations and community supervision requirements
• Referrals to legal aid and expungement resources
• Crisis intervention and stabilization planning

Goal: reduce the stress of reentry and provide structure during the first 90 days home.

What’s included

• Intake assessment and needs evaluation
• Development of your Personal Success Plan
• One-on-one coaching and progress monitoring
• Resource coordination and referral services
• Monthly check-ins and documentation support
• Family reunification support when appropriate

Goal: give each participant a clear roadmap toward independence and stability.

What’s included

• Resume writing and employment applications
• Interview preparation and mock interviews
• Soft skills training — communication, punctuality, professionalism
• Work ethic development and job retention strategies
• Connections to second-chance employers
• Trade and vocational training referrals
• Workforce certification support, such as OSHA, forklift and ServSafe

Goal: prepare participants to gain and keep stable employment.

Workshop topics

• Financial literacy and budgeting
• Conflict resolution and anger management
• Healthy relationships and family rebuilding
• Time management and goal planning
• Parenting skills and co-parenting support
• Emotional regulation and trauma-informed education
• Community responsibility and leadership development

Goal: equip participants with the everyday skills they need to thrive.

What’s included

• One-on-one mentorship from trained volunteers and leaders
• Peer-led support circles
• Community accountability meetings
• Motivational coaching and guidance
• Positive role models who have successfully reentered society

Goal: build long-term support networks and reduce isolation.

What’s included

• Transitional housing referrals
• Shelter placement support
• Help with housing applications and eligibility requirements
• Connection to supportive housing agencies
• Budget planning for rent and utilities
• Support rebuilding rental history

Goal: reduce homelessness and stabilize living conditions.

What’s included

• Recovery support and referrals to treatment centers
• Relapse prevention planning
• Wellness coaching
• Mental health resource connection
• Support group referrals
• Crisis stabilization referrals

Goal: improve overall health, sobriety and emotional wellness.

In an emergency, call 911. For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time.

Services may include

• Food assistance and pantry referrals
• Clothing and hygiene kits
• Transportation support, such as bus passes and ride assistance
• Help accessing public benefits — SNAP, Medicaid, General Assistance
• Utility assistance referrals
• Seasonal community outreach events

Goal: provide immediate relief while helping people work toward long-term independence.