Outreach Reentry Ministry, Inc. provides services to prisoners, ex-offenders and their family members. Our programs provide support to those applicants for the development and implementation of comprehensive and collaborative reentry strategies specifically designed to increase public safety by reducing recidivism. Outreach Reentry Ministry, Inc. provides reentry services to individuals leaving incarceration (with a focus on individuals identified as being at medium to high risk to recidivism) including AA / NA programs, anger management, support for housing, education, employment and family relationships as well as and mental health treatment linkages, and therapy that addresses criminal thinking patterns.

Repairing lives and restoring families of Northwest Arkansas citizens who are imprisoned or who have been released. Our goal is to increase access to the foundational needs of men and women coming from incarceration to Northwest Arkansas. Each of these items is key to a successful life but limited for those with a criminal record. We come alongside our clients to connect those in need to the services that will help them successfully transition back into society. Our focus is on stable housing, eliminating food insecurities, improving access to employment and increasing job retention, assisting in acquiring personal identification, increasing access to mental and physical wellness services, and reducing substance abuse dependencies.

Please keep in mind that most of our Re-Entry Resources are “San Diego County, California Specific”. We are always updating our San Diego Directory.

72 Hour Fund offers vital, solid, hands-on assistance for former inmates as they take positive steps towards successful reintegration. Causal/dressy, winter or summer clothes, bus tokens or hygiene items are all small “cups of cold water” (see Matthew 10:42) that restore. These basic essentials are available on a needs-driven basis for all who make an appointment, or simply drop in. Vital Information To make an appointment to visit 72 Hour Fund call 303-292-2304 OR write to chris@doinghistime.org PO Box 1508 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Unbroken Dreams offers a life skills program at Polk Correctional Institution focused on empowering inmates with essential tools for a successful reentry into society. This ten-week program covers effective communication, anger and aggression management, building an optimistic outlook, resilience, personal change, and problem-solving skills. For those released to Hillsborough County, Unbroken Dreams provides continued support with housing, employment resources, mentoring, and additional life skills development, ensuring a smoother transition and long-term stability. Through these comprehensive efforts, we help individuals rebuild their lives and achieve lasting positive change.

We link each Returning Citiizen with a Re-entry Life Coach who has access to our Mpowr intake, collaboration, and reporting system. This system allows our coaches to have access to an updated database of thousands of local and national providers and ex-offender friendly employers whose primary purpose is to reduce prison recidivism in our country. Our Re-entry Life Coaches will assist our participants with life skill training and goal setting for the rest of their lives. We provide and/or assist with 6 months to 1 year of housing, food, and clothing. We provide spiritual and financial empowerment to help our Participants become law abiding, tax paying citizens who become community reintergrated.

TRS is here to support the needs of individuals who are often at their lowest point in their lives struggling to regain a sense of self-worth. Contact US if you are interested in being an agent of change and supporting men and women to become empowered. Become a volunteer. TRS needs you to be there to support the organization’s efforts. There are many ways you can make a difference and change the lives of the reentry community. Become a Sponsor, Funder, or Partner. TRS relies on the support of community and faith-based organizations, government entities, local businesses, and Fortune 500 companies, TOGETHER WE can and will make a difference.

Interfaith Prison Ministry for Women (IPMW) was started by Presbyterian women in 1977. Over the last three decades, the organization has provided chaplaincy and transition education programs for incarcerated women, both at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women (NCCIW) and its minimum-security Raleigh Unit, formerly known as the Raleigh Correctional Center for Women (RCCW). We became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2004 and changed our name and broadened our scope in 2013 to continue to support the pre- and post-release of women and to collaborate with other organizations to deliver important job and life skills to aid the women we serve. IPMW’s mission is “to build bridges of hope for women in prison, before and after release" – through pastoral care, religious services, education, job training and life skills necessary for productive reentry into communities.

Catholic Charities’ Prison Ministry coordination program functions as a reflection of the Church’s Social Justice teaching, particularly as it applies to the Criminal Justice System. The principal approach of the Office’s activities is the utilization of the principles of Restorative (as opposed to Retributive) Justice. The Office serves as a resource for the parishes of the Diocese of Camden, providing support, assistance and information for clergy, deacons and the laity who volunteer in the correctional institutions located within the Diocese. Specific goals of the ministry include, but are not limited to the following: Recruit and train all volunteer ministers Increase community understanding of the social teachings of the Church as they relate to criminal justice, the needs of the incarcerated and their families, as well as the needs of the victims of crime Provide direct pastoral and sacramental ministry to incarcerated men, women and youth Make available faith-ba

Titus House Ministries is a mentoring and advocacy organization that is faith-based but inclusive. We help Registered Citizens/sex offenders who are incarcerated or released to integrate back into society. We also help family and friends. Who We Are We are a non-profit 501c3 organization who is committed to helping Registered Former Sex Offenders (RFSO). We try to aid these Returning Citizens in their transition into society once they are released. We serve men and women from prison, county jail or treatment facilities. Alice Benson is the Director of Titus House Ministries. She was a missionary to the Philippines for 13 years. Her late husband was a preacher for about 50 years. Her father was a preacher also her grandfather and her brother. She was led by the Holy Spirit after the death of her husband when a sex offender (SO) wrote to her and asked her to visit him. From there, she and this RFSO founded Titus House. Later she married a man name Don Johnston who was accused of an SO cr

Women’s Reentry Ministry is a vibrant, faith-based, all volunteer mission and ministry that serves women in crisis during transition.Women’s Reentry Ministry believes in second chances. Why? Because no young girl goes to bed at night and dreams of going to prison. Everyone makes mistakes and those mistakes should never squash your dreams of becoming a wife, mother, part of a family or live a productive and fulfilling life. Your journey of reentry with Women’s Reentry Ministry is designed so you can regain self-confidence and realization of your dreams.

For men who are in need for a hand up, not a hand out.

It's an aftercare for men who are in need for a hand up not a hand out

We are currently focused on restoring families and addressing the needs of individuals who are re-entering society. As such we have become affiliated with Healing Communities, led by Dr. Harold Trulear. Locally, Healing Communities offers a framework for faith communities that seek to engage in the restoration and healing of people in their own congregations affected by crime, incarceration and reintegration after prison or jail.

Free Indeed Reentry Services is a church-based outreach ministry in the Northeast Houston (Homestead Road) area serving ex-offenders and their families since 2003. All contributions to Free Indeed Ministries are IRS tax deductible. Re-entry Services We Offer Housing Placement (Houston only) Job Readiness & Job Placement “MAN UP!” Life Change Groups Leader Training & Development Marriage Counseling

Incarceration touches all of us. In the U.S., some 6.6 million people live under supervision of adult correctional authorities (in prison, in jail, on probation, or on parole). Nearly 2.2 million men and women are behind bars, and more than 600,000 people are released every year—with two-thirds being rearrested within three years. The annual cost to incarcerate and reincarcerate this many people? More than $80 billion. Beyond the price tag, soaring levels of incarceration and recidivism take a toll on communities and families. This cycle of crime and incarceration produces broken relationships, victimization, despair, and instability—and we must do better. We can’t afford not to. Prison Fellowship® is the nation's largest nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families, and a leading advocate for justice reform. We seek to share the real, living hope of the Gospel with people who long for its power to make them new. Real restoration begins by addressing the cycle of

Volunteers of America continues to address the issues that these citizens face as they make their way back into the communities from which they came because we believe everyone deserves a second chance - and the respect and dignity that goes along with it. We provide services to help offenders successfully transition from prison to a productive life in the community and we help rehabilitate adult offenders and steer youth to set new, positive directions for their lives. Our services include halfway houses and work-release programs, day reporting, diversion and pre-trial services, residential treatment, family supports, and dispute resolution and mediation services.