POST RELEASE SUPPORTS & SERVICES

Early Engagement

Re-entry planning begins within the first week of incarceration.

Individualized Plans

Plans are tailored to each individuals risk of recidivism and specific program needs.

Community Partnerships

We work closely with community partners to connect individuals with the resources they need for a successful transition.

Re-Connect Housing

Connects individuals with trusted contact on the outside via video to address concerns’ secure housing and promote stability prior to release.

Family Unification

“Building bonds that last beyond release.” Post Release partners with BCSO parenting classes to offer monthly video visits for parents with an EOS within six months.

Vital Records

Support individuals in obtaining ID’s, birth certificate and other essential documents.

Parole/Probation

Assistants with obtaining probation documentation prior to release. Support the individual with the conditions they need for parole.

Data Collection

Collect specific individual data prior to release.

Pre/Post Services Survey

Monitor reentry services needs and participation.

Data Tracking

Track trend and changes overtime, document any challenges and limitations.

Data Review

Regularly review and update data collection methods for effectiveness.

Health Insurance

Assistance enrolling in health coverage before release.

Appointments

Primary Care, dental, mental health and substance use services are scheduled for individuals on the community they are returning to.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

The ability to provide continuity of care for substance use recovery.

SMI Mental Health Collaboration

Mental Health collaborations to unsure SMI recommendations are passed along to individuals and supported by Post Release workers.

Sober Homes

Placement and funding assistance in structured, sober living environments.

Long-Term Treatment Programs

As well as Referrals to residential and extended care programs.

Job Readiness

Job Interviews are arranged while individuals are still incarcerated.

Continuing Education

Academically and vocationally.

Education

The access to educational programming while incarcerated.

Prior Employment

Ability to connect with prior employer to secure previous job.

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