Resource Directory

Provides emergency food assistance to individuals and families in need, including returning citizens.

Free legal assistance for low-income individuals, including expungement and record clearing.

Affordable healthcare, mental health services, and substance use treatment for returning citizens.

Job placement services, resume workshops, and interview coaching for second-chance job seekers.

GED prep, vocational training, and certification programs designed for returning citizens.

Counseling and support to help returning citizens reconnect with their families.

Transitional and permanent housing options for returning citizens in the New York metro area.

Free bus passes and rideshare assistance for returning citizens attending appointments or work.

Network of food pantries offering weekly food assistance to individuals transitioning from incarceration.

Connects returning citizens with felony-friendly employers in the Charlotte metro area.

Sliding-scale healthcare and mental health services for uninsured and recently released individuals.

Pro bono legal services for returning citizens including housing, family, and criminal record relief.

GED preparation, ESL classes, and digital literacy training for adults re-entering the workforce.

Family counseling, mediation, and reunification support for returning citizens and their children.

Transitional housing program offering up to 12 months of housing stability with wraparound services.

Free monthly transit passes for returning citizens within 90 days of release.

Weekly food distributions and SNAP enrollment assistance for returning citizens and families.

Career coaching, job placement, and skills training for second-chance job seekers.

Integrated healthcare including primary care, mental health, and substance use treatment.

Free civil legal aid with expertise in expungement, housing rights, and benefits access.

Vocational certifications in construction, culinary arts, and healthcare for returning citizens.

Family reunification counseling, childcare support, and parent-child visit coordination.

Emergency and transitional housing network with over 200 beds for returning citizens.

Ventra card assistance and transportation planning for newly released individuals.

Daily meal service and grocery assistance for individuals recently released from incarceration.

A coalition of fair-chance employers actively hiring returning citizens in western Pennsylvania.

Comprehensive health screenings, Medicaid enrollment, and behavioral health services.

Legal aid for record expungement, parental rights, and public benefits for returning citizens.

GED, literacy, and digital skills training for adults with criminal records seeking employment.

Family stability services including counseling, childcare, and housing navigation for returning citizens.

Short and long-term housing options for returning citizens with connections to employment services.

DART bus and rail passes for returning citizens within the first 6 months of release.

Emergency food boxes and SNAP application support for individuals exiting incarceration.

Job fairs, employer connections, and workforce training specifically for returning citizens.

Outpatient mental health and substance use services with sliding-scale fees for returning citizens.

Free legal consultations for record sealing, probation issues, and benefits denials.

Trade certifications in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work for returning citizens.

Parenting classes, family mediation, and reunification support for returning citizens.

12-month transitional housing program with case management and employment support.

HRT transit passes and carpool coordination for returning citizens in Hampton Roads.

Weekly emergency food distributions for individuals and families in need, no questions asked.

Connects returning citizens to living-wage jobs with second-chance employer partners.

Federally qualified health center offering primary and behavioral health care on a sliding scale.

Civil legal assistance including record expungement and housing discrimination cases.

Free college courses, vocational certificates, and transfer pathways for returning citizens.

Recovery-focused family support, peer coaching, and children services for returning citizens.

Housing navigation, deposit assistance, and landlord outreach for returning citizens in Central Texas.

MetroCard assistance and travel training for returning citizens navigating NYC transit.

Bi-weekly food distributions and cooking classes for individuals transitioning from incarceration.

Comprehensive job readiness, placement, and employer relations for returning citizens in metro Atlanta.

Transitional housing for returning citizens in Kaufman County, with up to 6 months of stable placement and wraparound case management.

Weekly food distributions across Kaufman County. SNAP enrollment assistance available. No documentation required for first visit.

Texas Workforce Commission affiliate offering job placement, résumé help, and connections to fair-chance employers in Kaufman and surrounding counties.

Free civil legal services for low-income residents including record expungement, housing rights, and benefits appeals for returning citizens.

Emergency overnight shelter and transitional housing for individuals recently released from incarceration in Henderson County.

Bi-weekly food distributions, emergency food boxes, and SNAP application support serving Henderson County returning citizens and families.

Connects returning citizens in Henderson County with felony-friendly employers in construction, manufacturing, and service industries.

Sliding-scale primary care, mental health counseling, and substance use treatment for uninsured and recently released individuals in Henderson County.