After Life Initiative

Our housing assistance for returning citizens (h.a.r.c) program is dedicated to supporting formerly incarcerated individuals as they reintegrate back into society. The program aims to alleviate the stress, anxiety, and the potential desire to reoffend that often accompanies housing instability among formerly incarcerated individuals. The program specifically targets individuals who have returned home within the last 18 months, a critical period during which they are most vulnerable and still navigating the challenges of establishing themselves in society. Recognizing the crucial link between housing instability and recidivism, our initiative addresses the heightened risk of homelessness faced by this demographic. Program services include housing navigation, placement, and stabilization. We assist participants in identifying and securing suitable housing. Additionally, we provide short to midterm rental assistance for 3 months up to $1,000 to stabilize participants, empowering them to maintain housing long-term, save money, get ahead, and work towards financial independence.

Criminal and addictive thinking correspondence course. This course focuses on understanding the root causes of criminal and addictive thinking, specifically examining the role of beliefs, perceptions, and values. Throughout the course we examine how criminal thinking influences behavior and decision-making. The couse also explores the importance of self-awareness in overcoming negative thought patterns. Lastly, the course helps individuals understand how to challenge and transform their destructive thought and behaviors.