Correctional Rehabilitative Programming

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Reentry University is a program that highlights the individual needs of incarcerated individuals prior to their transition back into society.  The program provides current incarcerated individuals with opportunities to understand their life patterns, create a reentry plan, and recognize challenges they may face as they embark upon release. Program participants learn about productive actions for their goals, as they map out the blueprints for their new lives.

This service can be provided for currently incarcerated individuals, or recently released individuals. The group provides ongoing support as participants express the challenges and barriers associated with their transition back into the community. The support group offers a supportive environment encouraging community and success!

A 12 module program, using the curriculum of the National Anger Management Association (NAMA). Participants learn about anger awareness, effective communication, calming techniques, shame, the brain, and more.

The Domestic Violence Education & Abuser Intervention Program, aims to facilitate positive behavioral change and promote healthy relationships. This comprehensive Domestic Violence Education program is designed to address the needs of individuals involved in harmful patterns of abuse, providing them with the tools necessary to break free from destructive cycles.  

A Certified Peer working with the population to ensure maintaining sobriety is prioritized in reentry planning.

Ranges from a half-day to whole day conference where various speakers provide insight about sobriety. This is  a celebration of maintaining sobriety and guest speakers include AA/NA, local, Recovery Housing, and those with lived experience. Lunch can be included.

An evidence-based treatment program that helps people with trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder, and substance misuse. This program is for women. 

Allows for participants to focus on skills such as reading, writing, and math.

A program that focuses on job skills, resume building, cover letters, and mock interviews.

 A program that allows for participants to learn the classroom portion of the information needed to pass the permit test at the MVA. 

Bridges out of Poverty provides a framework for service providers to examine how they view and treat those in poverty, while Getting Ahead groups enable people in poverty to investigate the effects of poverty on their personal resources and what it takes to improve those resources. 

A program that allows for caregivers to understand the best techniques to elicit desired behaviors from their youth, while creating an atmosphere that provides love and support.