- Reentry - Overview | Office of Justice Programs
Research and evaluation supported by NIJ covers a wide range of reentry-related issues, including a series of three white papers that discuss specific challenges in reentry, an overview of recent NIJ investments in reentry, recommendations for web- and application-based tools
- Providing Support for Reentry for Formerly Incarcerated
Reentry services, including linkage to medical care, can improve health outcomes for those reentering their communities Thoughtfully planned, consistent, and culturally sensitive reentry programs can link formerly incarcerated persons to proper care and help them adopt a healthier lifestyle
- Five Things About Reentry - National Institute of Justice
Reentry is not one-size-fits-all A person’s pathway into the criminal justice system is unique, as are their needs as they reenter society
- Reentry Essentials, Inc. | Career, Life Skills and Reentry Resources
America’s premier source for career, life skills, and reentry programing materials Free reentry Resource Directory connects users to 1,000’s of local service providers
- Reentry Programs that Change Lives - GEO Reentry Services
GEO Reentry programs and services reduce recidivism by focusing on higher-risk individuals, targeting factors that contribute to criminal behavior, and using cognitive behavioral treatment
- Home | National Reentry Resource Center
Information and Guidance on the Second Chance Act The Second Chance Act (SCA) is the largest source of federal funding to help people reenter their communities after jail or prison and break incarceration cycles
- Checklist of Practices for Effective Reentry | National Reentry . . .
These standards or innovations include ensuring the issuance of governmental identification cards, reenrollment in Medicaid insurance, family reunification efforts, relationship building pre-release, supportive and transitional housing, and regionally based reentry centers
- BOP: Reentry - Federal Bureau of Prisons
Release preparation begins the first day of incarceration The prospect of having to search for meaningful work upon release from prison can be a daunting one, particularly for inmates who have been out of the labor market for a number of years
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