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New Mexico Women’s Recovery Academy serves Christmas dinner to homeless
As we’ve mentioned in previous blog posts, learning to give back to and be part of the community is key to our participants’ success. Our team at the New Mexico Women’s Recovery Academy (NMWRA), a residential reentry center in Albuquerque,
Hoffman Hall in Philadelphia hosts holiday party for family services program
On Dec. 18, Hoffman Hall, a residential reentry center in Philadelphia, hosted a holiday party through their family services program. The program is designed to establish family reunification, addresses the challenges of an incarcerated loved one and provides tools for
GEO Reentry centers hold winter transition celebrations for graduating participants
Three GEO Reentry non-residential reentry centers in California are holding transition celebrations, or graduation ceremonies, for participants this week. The ceremonies honor the hard work of graduating participants who’ve completed GEO Reentry’s reentry programs, which incorporate intensive cognitive behavioral treatment
ADAPPT reentrants give back to the Reading community
Reentrants from Alcohol & Drug Addiction Parole & Probation Treatment, a residential reentry center in Reading, Pennsylvania, spend over 500 hours a year volunteering for their local community. The volunteers are welcomed by organizations that remark how hard the ADAPPT
Arapahoe County Residential Center celebrates holidays with community service
It’s important for our participants to learn how to give back to their community as they work toward reentry. As a pro-social activity, volunteering not only helps participants become active members of their local community, it also has the power
Erie Outpatient in Philadelphia celebrates holidays with pro-social event
To enhance outcomes for our participants, we strive to develop positive relationships with them. Our staff members are trained to facilitate positive relationships through mutual respect and open and honest communication. While these relationships are developed in day-to-day interactions between