Re-Entry

Re-entry after incarceration is a critical process aimed at helping individuals transition back into society as responsible and productive citizens. The challenges of re-entry are complex, often involving legal, social, emotional, and behavioral adjustments. To address these challenges, our program offers a range of supportive services designed to reduce recidivism and promote personal growth. Below are the key focus areas of our re-entry program:

Victim Awareness

Understanding the impact of one’s actions on victims and the broader community is vital for personal accountability. This program helps participants develop empathy and take responsibility for past behaviors, encouraging a shift toward restorative practices and positive decision-making.

Anger Management

Many individuals struggle with unresolved anger, which can hinder successful reintegration. Anger management sessions provide tools to identify triggers, control impulses, and adopt healthy coping mechanisms, fostering better relationships and reducing the risk of future conflicts.

Addiction & Substance Abuse

Substance abuse is often a contributing factor to criminal behavior. Our addiction recovery program focuses on understanding the roots of addiction, building resilience, and maintaining sobriety through counseling, peer support, and education about the physical and psychological effects of substance abuse.

Domestic Violence & Crimes Against Women

Education and intervention are essential for breaking cycles of domestic violence. This program addresses the underlying issues that lead to violent behavior, teaching respect, accountability, and non-violent ways of resolving conflicts, while also promoting gender equity and awareness.

Gang Diversion

Gang involvement can be a major barrier to successful re-entry. This program offers resources and mentorship to help individuals disengage from gang affiliations, establish new social connections, and build a positive identity outside of criminal networks.

Conflict Resolution

Conflict is an inevitable part of life, but how it is managed can determine outcomes. Participants learn effective strategies for resolving disputes peacefully, fostering cooperation and mutual respect in personal and professional relationships.

Parenting and Co-Parenting

Maintaining or rebuilding relationships with children is a priority for many returning from prison. This program focuses on parenting skills, communication, and co-parenting strategies, helping participants provide stability and support for their families.

Non-Violent Communication

The ability to express oneself without resorting to aggression is crucial for positive interactions. This program teaches participants to use empathy and active listening to communicate effectively and de-escalate tense situations.

Community Re-Entry

Transitioning back into the community requires practical skills and support. This program offers guidance on securing housing, employment, and accessing community resources. It also provides life skills training, such as financial literacy and time management, to empower participants to lead independent and productive lives.

By addressing these areas holistically, we aim to equip individuals with the tools they need to overcome barriers, build healthier relationships, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.