Category: Second Chance Events

As part of GEO Reentry Services’ commitment to fostering positive change in the community, the Orange County, Westminster and Santa Ana Day Reporting Centers recently partnered with the Orange County

The Pomona Day Reporting Center in Pomona, California recently hosted an in-person transition celebration honoring nearly 40 parolees who successfully completed the DRC’s intensive evidence-based reentry program designed to prepare

The Cambria County Reentry Service Center in Ebensburg, Pennsylvania recently hosted a summer transition celebration to honor 38 probationers who successfully completed the center’s intensive evidence-based reentry program. GEO Reentry

Participants and staff at the Lancaster and Berks County Reentry Service Centers and the Luzerne County Reentry Service Center in Pennsylvania recently organized several events and activities to promote second

To get around challenges presented by the pandemic, the Tuolumne County Day Reporting Center and Jail Reentry Program in Sonora, California recently hosted a “Virtual Open House” to introduce members

Program participants and staff at the Dauphin County Reentry Service Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania participated in Second Chance Month, a national initiative celebrated each spring to help eliminate the barriers

The Shasta County Day Reporting Center in Redding, California recently hosted a spring transition ceremony over Zoom to honor probationers who successfully completed the center’s evidence-based reentry program. For graduates,

The Luzerne County Reentry Service Center in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania had a busy spring this year, not only offering its usual evidence-based treatment services for program participants, but also supporting

Staff members and participants at Pennsylvania non-residential reentry centers run by GEO Reentry Services celebrated Black History Month in activities and events focusing on historical figures who rose above the

Participants and staff at the Lancaster Reentry Service Center, a non-residential reentry center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, recently took part in a unique “drive through” transition ceremony, which had been modified

GEO Reentry’s Manager of Alumni Services, Tim O’Boyle, conducted two continuing education workshops at the Illinois Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Professional Certification Association conference recently: Successful Rehabilitation, Recovery and

This October, female residents of the Albert M. “Bo” Robinson Assessment and Treatment Center in Trenton, New Jersey were asked to create artwork and writing in recognition of Breast Cancer

National Recovery Month is a national observance held each fall to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with mental and substance use disorders

In honor of the recent National Recovery Month, staff from the Berks County Reentry Service Center and the Lancaster County Reentry Service Center in Pennsylvania shared a message of substance

While GEO Reentry Day Reporting Centers across the country haven’t been able to hold in-person graduations during the pandemic due to social distancing restrictions, several have instead hosted drive-through transition

The Orange County and West Orange County Day Reporting Centers in California recently held a dual transition celebration to recognize 24 participants graduating from the two non-residential reentry programs. The

Eight residents at Tully House Residential Reentry Center who passed their high school equivalency exams this year received their diplomas at a recent graduation ceremony to honor their achievements. The

Residents and staff of Community Alternatives of the Black Hills in Rapid City, South Dakota recently enjoyed a “Summer Fun Activities” barbecue in honor of their hard work in the

Over the past 10 years, the Luzerne County Day Reporting Center in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania has graduated 554 participants from its reentry programs, which offer skills classes, behavioral tools and local

In lieu of an in-person conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Probation and Parole Association will host its 45th Annual Training Institute virtually this year.