
Merced DRC hosts Soberfest in honor of National Recovery Month
In celebration of National Recovery Month, the Merced DRC, a non-residential reentry center in California run by GEO Reentry, hosted its third Soberfest event on Sept. 8 at the Merced

In celebration of National Recovery Month, the Merced DRC, a non-residential reentry center in California run by GEO Reentry, hosted its third Soberfest event on Sept. 8 at the Merced

For many decades, many correctional officials have sought to include art – music, dance, writing, painting, even photography – into pro-social programming for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals as a

The Kern Valley State Prison in Delano, California, held a graduation ceremony earlier this year for 76 individuals who completed cognitive-based treatment programming, provided by GEO Reentry Services. The Kern

GEO Reentry Services operates two Confinement in Response to Violation centers in North Carolina, the Robeson CRV and the Burke CRV. Participants spend 90 days at the centers while receiving

GEO Reentry Services is taking part in several events throughout August and September to celebrate second chances, including graduation ceremonies and a special event called Soberfest, which celebrates sobriety. In

The Lancaster County Reentry Service Center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, welcomed visitors to an open house in June. The center holds open houses semi-annually to showcase the positive experience it provides
GEO Reentry Services’ Tuolumne County Day Reporting Center and jail reentry program in Sonora, California, recently celebrated their summer 2018 program graduates. The transition celebration was held at the nearby Black

Tully House, a residential reentry center in Newark, New Jersey, run by GEO Reentry Services, celebrated Reentry Awareness Month with a barbecue for all 339 residents. Tully House accommodates male

The Shreveport Day Reporting Center in Louisiana hosted a transition celebration earlier this year for participants who graduated or successfully completed the reentry program at the Shreveport DRC, operated by

In June, 37 participants graduated from the Luzerne County Reentry Service Center, a non-residential center run by GEO Reentry Services in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The graduation ceremony was held at the

Three non-residential GEO Reentry centers in California are celebrating anniversaries this summer, including the Shasta County Day Reporting Center, the Imperial County Day Reporting Center and the Stockton Day Reporting

ADAPPT, a residential reentry center in Reading, Pennsylvania, hosted an open house on May 25, welcoming guests from the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, Bureau of Community Corrections, the Reading City

GEO Reentry Services hosted a Job and Resource Fair for recently released individuals in Solano County, California, this month. Nearly two-dozen Solano-area business and nonprofits, as well as officials from

A group of New Jersey Alumni Services members recently volunteered at a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson and Union Counties, a one-on-one mentoring program for disadvantaged

In a major milestone for probationers who successfully completed the program and their commitment at the Lycoming County Reentry Service Center, Lycoming County and GEO Reentry Services hosted its seventh

GEO Reentry Services uses pro-social activities to discourage anti-social behaviors, promote respect and help participants develop the social skills they need to be successful in their personal and professional lives.
May is graduation month for students across the country, and for participants at several GEO Reentry non-residential reentry centers, May marks graduation season as well. GEO Reentry centers provide a

GEO Reentry’s Shasta County Day Reporting Center is proud to celebrate its fifth anniversary! The program successfully supports the community and works to decrease recidivism rates by those completing the

The Louisville Day Reporting Center, a non-residential GEO Reentry center in Louisville, Kentucky, has partnered with Goodwill Industries of Kentucky for employment resources and training services. Through the organization’s Goodwill
The White House has designated April as Second Chance Month for criminal offenders. In late March, officials announced that the month will be used to emphasize the need to reduce

Officials from the Alabama Therapeutic Education Facility, operated by GEO Reentry Services, will participate in the Shelby County Career Fair on April 10 and April 11, and representatives will be