Nearly 1,000 incarcerated men and women joined the frontlines in a battle against record-breaking wildfires burning across southern California in January, including one individual released to parole supervision who had
Dozens of community members turned out to Merced County’s Soberfest 2022 in Courthouse Park, an annual event organized to foster a supportive, sober active community for individuals recovering from substance
GEOReentryConnect.com is website for individuals – and their families – who are formerly incarcerated or currently serving sentences in the community while on probation, parole, or pretrial release. The resources
As part of their reentry journey, residents at the GEO Reentry Scranton Residential Reentry Program are encouraged to get involved in community affairs as both a “give back” to the
Thanks to GEOReentryConnect.com, former offenders looking to restart their lives have a new resource to help them reach their reentry goals. Going forward, all visitors to the website have access
In her time at the Santa Ana Day Reporting Center, participant Nicole Valdez has not only made a 180-degree turnaround in her sobriety, but parlayed her interest in helping others
Every day, Jason Carpenter, Program Manager for the Taylor Street Center in San Francisco, California, sees positive examples that combat stereotypes many have of parolees. The most recent involves Taylor
Staff at the Robeson Confinement in Response to Violation Center in Lumberton, North Carolina, recently partnered with the North Carolina Department of Public Safety for several community events to benefit
In February, staff at the Erie Outpatient Reentry Service Center in Philadelphia organized a celebration of Black History Month that featured educational activities designed to drive home an important message:
Community service is a key part of GEO Reentry programs’ mission, and this past holiday season, several non-residential reentry centers across the country took part in service activities that help
To mark the Thanksgiving holiday, members of GEO Reentry’s New Jersey Alumni Services recently distributed meals to more than 200 local families in need. GEO Reentry New Jersey Alumni Manager
Staff and participants at the Dauphin County Reentry Service Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania recently hosted a successful school supply donation drive that served as part of the program’s community service
In coordination with GEO Reentry Family Services, participants in the Long Beach Male Community Reentry Program at the Long Beach Community Residential Reentry Center in California recently took part in
Community service is a key element of treatment at the Alcohol & Drug Addiction Parole & Probation Treatment program, or ADAPPT. After months without outside service activities, program participants at
An innovative new community partnership through the Ventura County Reporting and Resource Center recruits former Ventura RRC program participants to serve as personal mentors for students at the local continuation
The therapeutic community residents of GEO Reentry’s Casper Reentry Center in Casper, Wyoming have been hard at work over the last few weeks. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, residents have
Residents of the Harbor Residential Reentry Center in Newark, New Jersey got a surprise recently from staff members as a thank you for their work. Recently, the Harbor RRC residents
Program participants at the Taylor Street Residential Reentry Services Center in San Francisco have been stepping up to assist the local community in the fight against COVID-19.
When people are experiencing uncertainty, it can often be the smallest gesture that makes the biggest impact. During the COVID-19 public health crisis, the staff of the Covington Day Reporting
The Napa County Community Corrections Service Center recently held a reentry roundtable event that brought together a range of community partners with a similar mission: serving and protecting the residents
The GEO Alcohol and Drug Addiction Parole and Probation Treatment Center in Reading, Pennsylvania, or ADAPPT, hosted a dinner on March 4 to support victim advocacy, which was organized in