Orientation & Support for the First 72 Hours

The first few days inside are overwhelming. We prepare you for your initial intake and housing unit assignments, guide you through paperwork and facility expectations, and help you adapt to an entirely new world with clarity and confidence.

Program Navigation & Eligibility

From GED programs to RDAP (Residential Drug Abuse Program), vocational training, and spiritual services we help you identify and apply for opportunities that align with your personal growth and sentence reduction goals.

Mental & Physical Health Advocacy

We ensure you understand how to request medical or mental health services, advocate for yourself, and manage medication. If you need additional outside support (like mental health screenings or family communication), we help facilitate that as well.

Legal Literacy

Many people behind bars feel lost in the legal process. We explain your rights, timelines, and the prison’s internal grievance system, so you can make informed decisions about your case, appeals, or requests.

Daily Life Structure

From commissary budgeting and hygiene routines to navigating conflicts, religious services, and weekend activities we guide you through the routines and challenges of incarcerated life. Our support gives you the tools to protect your safety, stay productive, and preserve your identity and self-worth.

Pre-Release Planning Starts Early

Freedom isn't just a destination it’s a process. We begin release planning while you're still inside, focusing on halfway house referrals, education or employment programs, and supervised release readiness. The more prepared you are, the smoother your reentry will be.