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Phone: 211. Reentry is committed to supporting all members of the community, including people coming out of correctional, alcohol and drug treatment, and mental health facilities. Their reentry portal is designed to help you successfully establish personal and professional stability within your community. Help with housing, employment, getting a GED, child care, staying drug and alcohol-free, gender transition, wellness programs, education, or any other aspect of reentry. 2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps people across North America find the local resources they need. Available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.

The link is to a Get Right With Your Taxes page on the IRS website.

Esta guía también está disponible en español aquí. Provided by the Corporation for Supportive Housing

Career Gear is focused on helping empower men of all ages, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds without judgement; to find success regardless of the obstacles that have held them back in their past. 212-577-6190

Find information about licenses required for hundreds of different occupations. License requirements vary by state. You can search in any state for an occupation or job title, a license name, or a state agency that oversees licensing.

American Job Centers (AJCs) provide free help to job seekers for a variety of career and employment-related needs. Nearly 2,400 AJCs, funded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration, are located throughout the United States. Enter the city or state where you'd like to find a job center in the search box. You can also call to get this information: 877-872-5627.

Centros Americanos de Empleos proporcionan ayuda gratuita para los solicitantes de empleo para una variedad de la carrera y a las necesidades laborales. Casi 2.400 AJCs, financiado por el La Administración de Empleo y Capacitación del Departamento del Trabajo de los EE.UU., están situadas en los Estados Unidos. Via telephono: 877-872-5627

Free credit reports authorized by federal law. Federal law allows you to get a free copy of your credit report every 12 months from each credit reporting company.

Programs in States from ALABAMA - MISSISSIPPI (Maintained on the Rutgers University website.)

Programs in States from MONTANA - WYOMING. (Maintained on the Rutgers University website.)

Programs that offer NATIONAL SERVICES. (Maintained on the Rutgers University website.)

Dress for Success is an international not-for-profit organization that empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

GCF Learn Free program has helped millions around the world learn the essential skills they need to live and work in the 21st century. From Microsoft Office and email, to reading, math, and more—GCFLearnFree offers more than 200 topics, including more than 2,000 lessons, more than 1,000 videos, and more than 50 interactives and games, completely free.

The FBOPs Chaplaincy Services Branch has partnered with more than 4000 religious organizations to offer a wide variety of resources including housing, food, health care, employment support and more. From the BOP website: The CRN mission is...to build relational bridges that ensure the spiritual and practical lessons...are reinforced and accessible...once (people) return to their communities. To search the resource directory, click on the link below.

Tools and Resources. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is a government agency that makes sure banks, lenders, and other financial companies treat you fairly.

Our findhelp technology powers America’s leading social care network. Our network features more than 300,000 free and reduced-cost programs in all 50 U.S. states, territories, and Puerto Rico, powering social care systems for hundreds of customers nationwide.

Find emergency food resources nearest to you.

A New Path: A Guide to the Challenges and Opportunities After Deportation. A publication of the Educational Justice Project at the University of Illinois. Scroll down this page to find the guide. It is available in Spanish and English.

National list of homeless shelters and other services.

Click on the link below and you will be directed to the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) website where you can choose the state, and then the county, for the housing authority that you wish to contact. Housing Authorities have the most up-to-date information about supported housing such as low-income, Section 8, and more.

Your business plan is the foundation of your business. Learn how to write a business plan quickly and efficiently with a business plan template.

Inside Books Project works to promote reading, literacy, and education among incarcerated individuals and to educate the general public on issues of incarceration. The Resource Guide has resources for Texas (where they are located) but also around the US; including organizations that send FREE BOOKS to incarcerated individuals.

The link is to a Get Right With Your Taxes video

From the Education Justice Project: You will find helpful advice about housing, employment, healthcare, substance use and more, with resources for formerly incarcerated individuals throughout the US.

14 Money Smart for Adults Training Modules

14 módulos de capacitación de Money Smart para Adultos

Voting Rights for People with Criminal Records

The National Prisoner Resource List (NPRL) provides information about places where prisoners and their families can find support, advocacy, health care information, and outlets for their creativity. It offers a much-needed lifeline to the outside community. The NPRL also contains information about protecting oneself from HIV, which is spreading like wildfire in prisons. We often hear from people that a resource on the NPRL helped them get the services they needed or simply made them feel less hopeless because they found someplace to turn for support.

Resources in New England; some may no longer be available. No update was found.

O*NET is the nation's primary source of occupational information with detailed descriptions for job seekers, and workforce development. It is your tool for career exploration and job analysis!

2-1-1 Database - a wide variety of resources!

Peace Education Program - Apply for free materials and facilitation guide!! The Peace Education Program is an innovative series of video-based workshops that help people discover their own inner strength and personal peace. The program gives participants the opportunity to focus and reflect on their own humanity, and their inner resources such as choice, hope, and dignity. The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) provides access to the course materials. Each workshop features video excerpts and includes facilitated reflection time, participant discussions, and workbook activities. Any individual or organization can apply to TPRF for a free license to offer the course to interested groups. Also TPRF Peace Education program is available to prisons in DVD format. Write to PTRF PO Box 24-1498, Los Angeles, CA 90024 P 1-310-392-5700

PARC is a prison abolitionist group committed to exposing and challenging all forms of institutionalized -isms specifically within the Prison Industrial Complex (PIC). PARC believes in building strategies and tactics that build safety in our communities without reliance on the police or the PIC. We produce a directory that is free to prisoners upon request. PO Box 70447 Oakland, CA 94612

Federal Funding for Crime Prevention and Improved Reentry

Created in 2007 - no update found in 2021

A Renters Guide for Successful Apartment Living. This guide is for anyone who will be renting an apartment for the first time. The information here is intended to make the transition to this new lifestyle easier. In this guide book you will find helpful tips on apartment living like housekeeping issues, keys to a successful relationship with your landlord and other resources. Provided by the Corporation for Supportive Housing.

A Roadmap for Increasing Access to Justice & Opportunity for Tribal Members with Criminal Records Through Collaboration & Partnership.

A Social Security number is important because you need it to get a job, collect Social Security benefits and get some other government services. You should keep your Social Security card in a safe place. In many cases, even if you lost your card, you may not need a replacement; simply knowing your Social Security number may be enough.

You can get an original Social Security card or a replacement card if yours is lost or stolen by following the steps below. You cannot apply for a card online. There is no charge for a Social Security card. This service is free. See Social Security Card - Next for the ss-5 form you will need to fill out.

The ss-5 form.

Print or study the checklist before you apply! The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs provide assistance to people with disabilities. This page provides detailed information to help you understand what to expect from Social Security during the application process. Before you apply, please review the basics to make sure you understand the process. Also, gather the information and documents youll need to complete an application.

Benefits after Incarceration: What You Need To Know. An individual released from incarceration may be eligible for Social Security retirement, survivors, or disability benefits Call to see if you qualify 1-800-772-1213.

Benefits after Incarceration: What You Need To Know. An individual released from incarceration may be eligible for Social Security retirement, survivors, or disability benefits Call to see if you qualify 1-800-772-1213

Business Plan Template Outline “In A Nutshell” from the Small Business Administration:

TransitionalHousing.org is for those who are in need of locating transitional housing in their area. We also provide halfway housing, shared housing and group housing.

Benefits, Grants, Loans; Consumer Issues, Disability Services, Education Health, Housing, Jobs, Military and Veterans, Taxes, Small Business, Voting and a LOT more.

These bonds are to be issued at no cost to employers as a job placement incentive and cannot be resold by the purchaser. The bonds are insurance policies of Travelers Property Casualty. The McLaughlin Company is the agent for Travelers Property Casualty in issuing the bonds.

80 Pine St, 9th Fl. New York, NY 10005 212-558-5300 The National Urban League, in partnership with Google (caution!) and national employers such as Comcast, AT&T, and Time Warner Cable, launched the Urban Tech Jobs Program (UTJP) to train long-term unemployed individuals for various IT positions.

Certificates of Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce

Find centers all over the state!

The link below is to the guide, and this link is to the full website....loaded with information and resources: https://adap.ua.edu/.

Birmingham and Montgomery. This resource guide was compiled by the Southern Center for Human Right’s Reentry division. www.schr.org.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Find centers all over the state!

67 pages with some likely-still-current information. I checked to see if there is any updated information on 2.22.22, and this manual is gone with no replacement.

Your housing needs are unique. Learn how Alaska Housing can help you find what works best for you, right now.

Valley Charities, Inc 404 N Yenlo Street Wasilla, AK 99654 phone (p) 907-376-5740 Connecting those who need help with the help they need,

Statewide NA Help Line 1-866-258-6329

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

COMMUNITY RESOURCES 2022

Community Resources Contact List The Juneau Job Center compiles a comprehensive Juneau community resource list. Resources are categorized by service type. The name of the organization and their phone number is listed under the category heading.

PO Box 1612 Soldotna, AK 99669 Phone 907-953-1322 The Kenai Peninsula Reentry Coalition is a non-profit organization committed to connecting reentrants with the resources and services they need for success. Our Reentry Case Manager helps individuals releasing from corrections to identify their unique needs and barriers to success.

Find centers all over the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Find centers all over the state!

The Good Grid Directory 13,000 resources “Good people and organizations ready to help.” With a map!! Helpdesk: (501) 687-2346 Created in 2016.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

3805 W 12th St Little Rock, AR 72204 501-444-2273 [email protected] Our mission is to Educate, Navigate, and Collaborate among agencies to help formerly incarcerated individuals.

The Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) works to end mass incarceration in California. To ensure our communities are safe, healthy, and whole, ARC empowers formerly and currently incarcerated people to thrive by providing a support network, comprehensive reentry services, and opportunities to advocate for policy change. LA: 1320 E. 7th St. Suite 260, Los Angeles, CA 90021 (213) 955-5885 SACRAMENTO: 1414 K Street, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 942-9080

2-1-1 California is the statewide network of local 2-1-1 information and referral providers, and is a collaboration of the California Allaince of Information and Referral Services (CAIRS) AND United Ways of California.

Find centers all over the state!

Our mission is to keep people alive and safe, help them through crises, and connect them with culturally relevant resources in the community. 24-HOUR NUMBERS: Information and Referral: 211 Crisis and Suicide: 800-833-2900 Grief: 800-837-1818 Homeless: 800-808-6444

Easy, printable, condensed (2 page) phone-book type listings of resources for returning citizens.

Grants for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.

The California Employers Fair Chance Hiring Toolkit is a critical resource for employers, H.R. departments, corporate counsel, and workforce development professionals on Fair Chance hiring! Root and Rebound provides in-person trainings and consultations on Fair Chance Hiring to private and public employers, small and large businesses, workforce development professionals, and community-based organizations to improve your H.R. practices and services.

This toolkit provides a roadmap for currently enrolled and potential students in California to develop their educational and career plan and navigate the educational landscape with a criminal record.

Root and Rebound also creates additional toolkits and resources to support people in reentry and preparing for release, along with their loved ones, advocates, and other critical stakeholders

Root and Rebound has a legal guide for people reentering to California, and their advocates. They have a Legal Hotline: 510-279-4662 available on Friday only from 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. They accept collect calls. They have also shared their 1100+ page Roadmap To Reentry book!

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) developed this community-based organization directory.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Promoting safe, affordable housing opportunities and improved communities in the San Diego region.

A Guide to San Francisco Resources

On this website you will find a step-by-step plan to follow, from researching potential employers and writing resumes to handling interviews; with advice tailored to the special needs of those recently released. Focus on uncovering the hidden job market: those jobs that are not typically advertised or posted. Attitude and persistence will be your keys to success.

Online Directory with links to programs for housing, education, parenting, employment and behavioral health.

Places to Find Help Guide

Denver area. Older list...but some services may still be available.

Starting over and needing help? Looking for current info on jobs, health care, housing, and more? Welcome to remerg.com! We have the resource info you need to start over and succeed.

Remerg was founded with a mission to reduce recidivism. We hope remerg.com will help more people reconnect to their communities and succeed upon release, thus reducing recidivism to jail and prison in Colorado.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

CT Hires website with information about available jobs, self employment information and much, much more.

A 400+ page book with resources for the entire state.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

This guide is intended to help you with some common issues and point you to people and places who can help.

Use this resource to find services you need for your successful return to the community.

Subject to change, but phone numbers are included!

DIGNITY. RESPECT. INCLUSION. Phone: 1-800-223-9074

Find centers all over the state!

Health and Human Services, Children and Youth Services, Mental Health Services, et al!

Transitional housing provides temporary housing and support services over an extended period of time. Contact the site directly for specific information. Emergency shelters provide immediate housing for up to 30 days, unless otherwise specified.

Partnership in Reentry Coalition of Delaware, (PIRCOD) is a consortium of organizations who provide services to individuals coming out of incarceration.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

633 Indiana Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004 (202) 220-5300 900 page reentry book full of resources and reentry information for the DC area.

Created by CSOSA and the BOP collaborated to create this 900+ pate resource book! CSOSA = Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency; BOP = Federal Bureau of Prisons Write to CSOSA here: 633 Indiana Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20004 (202) 220-5300

The following housing list is a compilation of available housing options for citizens returning to the District of Columbia from incarceration.

Six locations in the District of Columbia.

DC Reentry Guide

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

A live, current, interactive resource directory available only online.

Locations all around the state!

Assembled by the Lee County Homeless Coalition.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Community Coordinators work within their assigned circuit to develop and maintain relationships with service providers and resources. Community Coordinators also assist with hands on case management, referring individuals to housing, employment, mentoring resources when identified as a need.

Specifically for: Atlanta, Columbus, Savannah, Athens, Macon, Valdosta. The book is created by the Southern Center for Human Rights reentry division. The link below is to the book, the link to the website is www.schr.org.

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, GA 30329 (404) 679-4840 RPH pays for short-term transitional housing (up to 6 months) and food access with pre-approved RPH providers.

Our mission is to provide offenders opportunities for positive change guided by principles of effective intervention and facilitating evidence based programs to promote successful offender reentry, compliance, safe communities and stable families. File removed from site. Old link: http://www.dcor.state.ga.us/sites/default/files/Reentry-Handbook-2016-English_0.pdf

The Transitional Housing for Offender Reentry (THOR) Directory is a community-based housing directory for persons releasing from prison or on probation or parole.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

A 300+ page book with resources for the entire state.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

23 pages of helpful tips and guides to a better job search. On the website they offer an online workshop, a link to register with the Dept. of Labor and an RSS feed of the last 20 new job listings posted to their job search website. (you must be registered with the DOL to view the listings)

The Ex-Offender Re-Entry Services guide has been designed to enhance and expand services to the ex-offender in Idaho, and assist you in your re-entry into the workforce. The Idaho Department of Labor is focused on assisting you in becoming part of the skilled workforce that serves as a foundation for strong communities with vibrant, diversified and expanding economies. We are committed to providing you access to comprehensive quality services and information. Our goal is to help you overcome any current barriers and provide you with the assistance and resources you need to find a job.

From the introduction "the Idaho Department of Correction has compiled a variety of information to assist you. Numerous topics are addressed to prepare you for the future. Our goal for you is to have a successful transition and to utilize these tools and resources for the future. Being prepared is the best way to ensure your success." This is a great handbook for anyone who has been incarcerated.

Welcome to Pathways to Success. Our mission is to provide information, tools, and connections to support a successful journey back to family and community.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry. created by the Boise Vet Center.

As of 8.9.21 they have "1227 resources in Illinois for Housing, Food, Employment Support, Health Resources, Legal Assistance, Re-Entry Programs, Get Involved in Advocacy" for "Immigrants, Veterans, Currently Incarcerated, Parents, Women, Men".

Locations all around the state!

The Re-entry Employment Service Program (RESP) serves Illinoisans who are currently, or have in the past been, subject to any stage of the criminal justice process and who require assistance in overcoming barriers to employment resulting from a record of arrest or conviction. RESP brochure in English.

If you are or were recently in jail, you might be looking for help. Below are many programs in Illinois that can help you find housing, a job, or other services.

Created by Education Justice Project: Our 2022 Illinois reentry guide has a wealth of information on preparing for reentry while incarcerated, steps to take following release, and directories of resources. Topics include housing, employment, healthcare, finances, substance use, building healthy relationships and more.

Si es así, el Departamento de Seguridad Laboral de Illinois (IDES) ofrece asistencia a través del Programa de Servicio de Reincorporación Laboral (RESP, por sus siglas en inglés) un programa de servicio de empleo diseñado para que los infractores superen este obstáculo. RESP brochure en Español

County-by-county comprehensive and extremely valuable resource including shelter, food, and a variety of services.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Everything you need to know about the City of Chicago Ban the Box Ordinance

Teamwork Englewood 815 W. 63rd Street, Suite 2 Chicago, IL 60621 773.488.6600 The RE-ENTRY RESOURCE CENTER serves the South Side of Chicago, but is headquartered in Englewood where the program began. We assist formerly incarcerated individuals find employment through workshops and direct job placement.

Chicagos Community Re-Entry Support Centers provide a central location where any Chicago resident who has served time for a felony conviction can receive the support services needed to transition back into their communities and the workforce. Our services provide participants with training to move forward and succeed in life. We offer the following services: Education and Training, Mentoring and support groups, Linkage to counseling for substance use and mental health issues, Linkage to housing assistance, emergency housing and food assistance, Employment assistance, Strategies for presenting criminal backgrounds to employers, Information on sealing or expunging criminal records, Family reunification and child-support assistance

Los Centros de apoyo de reingreso a la comunidad de la Ciudad de Chicago proveen una ubicación central donde cualquier residente de Chicago que ha pasado tiempo encracelado por un delito mayor puede recibir los servicios de apoyo necesarios para hacer la transición de regreso a su comunidad y a la fuerza laboral. Nuestros servicios proveen a los participantes la capacitación para seguir adelante y tener éxito en la vida. Ofrecemos los siguientes servicios: Educación y Entrenamiento, Orientación y Grupos de Apoyos, Vínculacion para consejeria por Abuso de Sustancias y Problemas de salud menta, Enlace para la Asistencia de Vivienda, Vivienda de Emergencia y Asistencia de Alimentos, Asistencia de Empleo, Estrategias para Presentar Antecedentes Criminales para los Empleadores, Información Sobre Sellado o Borrado de Registros Criminales, Reunificación Familiar y Asistencia de Manutención Infantil

A free re-entry directory to help connect incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people with service providers in the Chicago area.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

70 page booklet packed with a wide variety of resources!

Emergency Resources List for housing, food, clothing, employment and more.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

For Mason City

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Wyandotte County Resources

Jefferson County

The Southern Kentucky Reentry Council covers the area of the Barren River Area Development District, which is made up of Logan, Simpson, Butler, Warren, Edmonson, Hart, Barren, Allen, Metcalfe, and Monroe counties. This link leads to their resource list.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

This directory is designed to connect people to services. It includes resources from national, state, and local agencies with the goal of being as comprehensive as possible. The state of Louisiana is broken into 64 Parishes. Under each of these location headings you can find resources by topics such as housing or educational services.

Louisiana is broken down into six regions, find help nearest to you.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Lafayette Parish Sheriffs Office 100 Poydras Street Lafayette, La 70501 (337) 231-6365 The Lafayette Parish Sheriffs office is dedicated to supporting you as you strive to successfully make your return from incarceration back to your family and community. We encourage you to study and take advantage of this resource packet. We hope that you keep an open mind and positive outlook towards this learning experience. Best of luck to you, we hope you lead a happy life as you go back to your family and friends with a renewed outlook on life. 2011

The Fountain Fund Fountain is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit lender that provides microloans to formerly incarcerated individuals who would not qualify for traditional lines of credit, but have viable job prospects or entrepreneurial ventures. Loan funds can be used to pay court-imposed debt, job-related expenses, transportation, securing rental housing, child support or to start a business. (The First 72+ 2915 Perdido St. New Orleans, LA 70119 Phone: 504-324-8859)

For people returning to Orleans Parish after contact with the criminal justice system.

(504) 658-4991 The New Orleans Reentry Task Force will build community capacity of reentry stakeholders around the use of best practices, evidence-based practices and decision making.

Locations all around the state!

A collaborative project to support Maine's incarcerated population prepare for release, and continue the support after release. Loaded with valuable information and resources. 300+ pages!

Brought to you by the Maine Reentry Network. As you look to make the transition from the facility that you are in, there are a lot of things that you can be doing to get prepared. Thinking ahead and doing some legwork while you are still in custody can make a huge difference and make getting back into the community a lot easier. This handbook is designed to help you to take some of those steps now, before your release.

Roses Room is a monthly support group for family and loved ones of incarcerated individuals. These meetings act as a support to loved ones and the person inside of corrections. Formerly incarcerated, community support groups, faith based organizations, and loved ones share the Roses Room space, providing insight and hope that can only come from someone who has been incarcerated and-or helps those when they are released. Check out the website for locations and times of meetings...or start your own!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The Maryland Community Services Locator can provide you with service information, maps, and driving directions to approximately 9,000 health, social service and criminal justice resource programs in Maryland!

77 West Street, Suite 110 Annapolis, MD 21401 410-429-0107 Started in 2019, the Maryland Reentry Resource Center exists to empower formerly incarcerated individuals to become thriving and productive citizens in the communities to which they return. Their focus is on upholding human dignity and creating opportunities that help individuals and organizations remove the social and financial barriers to success.

A comprehensive and well-researched reentry guide for the entire state of Maryland! 180 pages of resources, organized by county.

A 400 page reentry directory, listed by county, with a diverse offering of resources.

Many people need help paying their bills, and they need free items, such as food, clothes, health support and more. Find information on charities, churches, government assistance programs, charities, and other resources that provide help.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

This Directory is a compilation of services available to ex-offenders returning to or living in communities in Greater Boston. The Directory presents important information for ex-offenders, their families and friends, volunteers and other service providers including corrections practitioners and policymakers. Click on the link below for the online version or view the annual publication in the attached file.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Locations all around the state!

Information for Veterans and their families.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

2070 College View Road East Rochester, MN 55904 Phone: 800.543.5627 Serving 10 counties in SE Minnesota, Workforce Development, Inc. serves thousands of people through career planning and pre-vocational skill training. Our vision is to develop and advance the workforce of Southeast Minnesota.

For Families in Dakota County

Locations all around the state!

This directory is designed to connect people to services. It includes resources from national, state, and local agencies with the goal of being as comprehensive as possible. Our goal is to ensure that those leaving incarceration will have an easier and more successful transition back into their community.

t is the hope of the Reentry Council that this directory will serve as an effective resource for those reentering communities throughout the state of Mississippi. The mission of the Foundation for the Mid South is to invest in people and strategies that build philanthropy and promote racial, social, and economic equity in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Locations all around the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

400 Wilkes Boulevard Columbia, MO 65201 Phone: 573-474-8560 We promote the abilities of individuals seeking employment through innovative training, education and business partnership, enriching the communities where we work and live. Job Point provides employment support, reentry counseling services, housing, family reunification, computer classes, job training and more.

3950 East 51st Street Kansas City, MO 64130 816-929-2600 Alcohol addiction recovery.

A support process for women transitioning from prison life to society. Address: 1408 S. 10th St. St Louis, MO 63104 Phone: 314-241-2324

Website and booklet provide general information, street addresses, phone numbers and websites for dozens of agencies, shelters, employment resources, food pantries and other organizations throughout the St. Louis area. Services provided in this directory my change at any time.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

This Community Resource Directory is provided as a service to the community by the Omaha Public Schools, and is NOT meant as a recommendation of services provided by the agencies or organizations listed.

Nevada JobConnect oversees and provides workforce development services to employers and job seekers of Nevada.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Locations all around the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

A large and diverse list of resources!

Locations all around the state!

Reentry guide to medical, mental health, and addiction treatment services.

A wide variety of resources throughout NJ. This webpage includes each county's SMART BOOK to provide resources and guidance for reentry success. Programs are also available on this web page.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

A large list of resources, and a reentry orientation guide book.

The New Jersey Department of Corrections Office of Transitional Services: This book is intended to prepare you for your arrival home and reintegration back into society. Unless a fee or charge is listed, all of the services and resources listed here are free.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

NM-DOC Reentry Guide.

Covering Basic Needs, Family Support, Employment, Housing, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mentoring, Sex Offender services and more!

This guide is designed to help people with conviction records navigate the individual, institutional, and systemic barriers erected by background checks. Nationally, about 94% of employers and about 90% of landlords use background checks to evaluate prospective employees and tenants. It is common for people to feel nervous or stigmatized when going through a background check. Preparing in advance can help the experience become less intimidating.

The New York State License Guides explain the process for obtaining licenses in 25, high-demand occupations and professions for people who have conviction records.

Locations all around the state!

County Re entry Task Forces are located across New York to coordinate and strengthen community program services that help high-risk offenders remain crime-free as they transition from prison back to the community.

Orange County Reentry 280 Broadway, 2nd Floor Newburgh, New York (845) 568-3500 Facilitating and supporting individuals and families during the transition from incarceration to successful community citizenship. What we offer: Pre- and post-release outreach Transportation for reports Emergency food and clothing Housing resources Employment development Resource center Services navigation Support groups

Programa de Re-Ingreso del Condado de Orange 280 Broadway, 2nd Fl. Newburgh, NY 12550 (845) 568-3500 Servicios TransicionalesServicios Transicionales Alcanzar me tos antes y después de la liberación Evaluación de necesidades y objetivos, y establecimiento de un plan de acción Transporte al informe de supervisión de la comunidad, instalaciones de tratamiento y eventos relacionados con el empleo Alimentos de emergencia, ropa y artículos de cuidado personal Recursos de vivienda incluyendo servicios de apoyo y oportunidades para veteranos Desarrollo de Empleo, reanudar la construcción, y búsqueda de empleo Centro de Recursos (Resource Center) con computadoras y personal para ayudar con la búsqueda de empleo Coordinación de la elegibilidad de beneficios y manejar obstáculos (DSS, SSA, SSI, UIB) Asistencia con documentación, asuntos de manutención de menores y archivos Servicios de consejeria Referencias a las agencias comunitarias para servicios correspondientes y navegación del sistema Mediación con libertad condicional para ayudar individuos con resultados exitosos Estimulo y apoyo a través de llamadas y reuniones para una transición exitosa como ciudadanos de la comunidad Grupos ofrecidos: Control de La Ira, Prevención de Recaídas, Pensando En El Cambio, Listo, En Su Marca, A Trabajar! Bilingüe Inglés / Español Servicios Disponibles

A resource booklet designed to make reentering the workforce as successful as possible.

Supportive Housing Programs 119 East Main Street Middletown, NY 10940 (845) 342-3978 Eligibility: For supportive housing or rental assistance, applicants must be income-eligible residents of Orange County, and be homeless or potentially homeless. Applicants must complete the Supportive Housing Application and mail it to the address indicated on the form. Applications

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Information and Resources for Persons Convicted or Incarcerated and Residents of the Capital District This guide offers those convicted of a crime and those returning from jail or prison, a variety of legal information and a listing of public and private resources and legal services that are available in the Capital District of New York and are free of charge or offered at a reduced cost.

Use this guide to find information about: Housing, Legal Advocacy, Counseling, Family Services, Education, Employment and Career Development, Medical Services, Substance Abuse Treatment and Spiritual Resources.

Vivienda de Apoyo 119 East Main Street Middletown, NY 10940 (845) 342-3978 Elegibilidad Para viviendas de apoyo o asistencia para alquilar, los solicitantes deben ser residentes del condado de Orange elegibles basado en ingresos, deben estar sin hogar o potencialmente sin hogar. Los solicitantes deben completar la aplicación de Viviendas de apoyo y enviarlas por correo a la dirección indicada en el formulario. Las aplicaciones pueden ser impresas de nuestro sitio web.

Una traducción al español de Conexiones 2019 está disponible en PDF. Personas que están encarceladas pueden solicitar hasta 40 páginas impresas de Conexiones 2019 a la vez que se enviarán por carta, escribiendo a 445 Fifth Avenue, New York NY 10016. Escritores deben especificar qué capítulos o recursos que necesitan.

A guide for formerly incarcerated people in New York City. The link leads to a page with many resources for New York's reentry community, including the Connections guide.

Connections is an annual reentry resource guide, available to help people coming home after incarceration. Connections also serves as a guide on preparing to apply for jobs after release. We are proud to publish the most exhaustive reentry guidebook in New York City.

Click on the link to find out where to get food today. We connect community members to pantries and pantries to community and government resources.

Locations all around the state!

Our Journey Reentry Resource Guides (RRG) are full of information for agencies, organizations, ministries and businesses that provide assistance in the home county of the returning citizen. We are committed to developing these RRGs for all 100 counties in North Carolina.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The Wake Network of Care is a comprehensive, up to date Service Directory to locate needed services, organizations, and supports throughout Wake County.

Cars are $500. They have a Triad location - Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point - 336-355-9130 . And a Triangle location - Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill - 919-832-1941.

90 page resource book for Charlotte, NC.

The Durham Prisoner Resource Round Table (DPRRT) seeks to strengthen the Durham community by connecting the disconnected to housing, education and training skills, health services, employment, family and faith based ministry.

P.O. Box 61114 Raleigh, NC 27661 Community Success Initiative (CSI) was founded with a vision to create communities where people discover their potential, set worthy goals for their lives, and take action in a positive way, with an emphasis on men and women who are transitioning from prison and jail, or who otherwise find themselves entangled in the criminal justice system. Phone 919-754-5332

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The mission of the Reentry Coalition is to ensure successful offender reentry, reduce recidivism and enhance public safety.

Partners of the Summit County Reentry Network have created this guide to help returning citizens overcome the many challenges to their success

Our collaborative efforts with formerly incarcerated people will reduce the rate of recidivism, increase community safety, help reunite families and make the local economy stronger.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Going Home to Stay A Guide for Successful Re-entry for Men and Women

75 page booklet packed with resources!

11 pages of resources to view...or simply print and share!

Find active job openings anywhere in Oklahoma!

Locations all around the state!

This web resource will provide a central location of useful resource links for those transitioning into communities across the state. Every attempt has been made to include the most accurate and current information.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Free and sliding scale health clinics in Oklahoma County. Most have a religious affiliation and may have eligibility criteria.

Free and sliding scale dental care in the Oklahoma City area.

Where once there was a guide full of resources, today we find a workforce development and case management center. This is what Multnomah County offers now: SE Works - 8044 SE Harold Street - Portland, Oregon 97206 - (503) 772-2300 Apparently, their “Navigators/Case Managers assist with: Support services funding, Securing your ID, Navigating community resources for housing, health, treatment, family reunification, disability services, Housing Referrals and emergency vouchers, Access to phone, email, fax, internet, mailbox”

Resources for the entire state.

Locations all around the state!

PO Box 80193 Portland, OR 97280 503-844-9145 A full-color high-resolution copy of this guide is being made available in every Oregon prison. The Salem Incarceration Cohort worked in partnership with Oregon CURE for editing this guide.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The Parole Handbook. Your Guide to Parole Success in Prison and the Community. old link: http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/community_reentry/5357/the_parole_handbook/805113

Locations all around the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Created by the Society for Employment and Equal Rights

The Fountain Fund Fountain is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit lender that provides microloans to formerly incarcerated individuals who would not qualify for traditional lines of credit, but have viable job prospects or entrepreneurial ventures. Loan funds can be used to pay court-imposed debt, job-related expenses, transportation, securing rental housing, child support or to start a business. (Center for Employment Opportunity 245 North Broad Street, Suite 300 Philadelphia, PA 19107 phone: 267-209-0042)

List of Services available in the greater Philadelphia area.

Interactive Directory: search your areaâ??s comprehensive directory to find services including: housing, education, family services, mental and physical health, domestic violence and sexual abuse, faith-based programs, substance abuse, legal services and other reentry services.

Over 200 resources listed for those returning to Pittsburgh. Created by the Mon-Valley Reentry Initiative.

Rhode Island Division of Elderly Affairs 74 W Rd. #1 Cranston, RI 02920 Phone: (401) 462-3000 Programs and Services brochure

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Interactive map / listings for the entire state of Tennessee.

150 2nd Ave. N., PO Box 196300 Nashville, TN 37219-6300 615.862.5730

Locations all around the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

PO BOX 33023, NASHVILLE, TN 37203 A resource navigator for Middle Tennessee, dedicated to guiding those experiencing homelessness, poverty, or instability toward the help they need. 615-829-6829

The guide was created by Community Alliance for the Homeless.

A 216 page reentry guide for the entire state! Housing, Health, Employment and much more!

Sends free reading material to inmates in Texas. One request every three months. Inside Books Project also publishes a handy Resource Guide. Inside Books Project works to promote reading, literacy, and education among incarcerated individuals and to educate the general public on issues of incarceration. Inside Books Project c/o 12th Street Books 827 W. 12th St Austin, TX 78701

A 215 page spreadsheet of resources created by the Reentry and Integration Division, 4616 W Howard Lane, Suite 200 , Austin, TX 78728 Reentry Hotline: 877-887-6151

Locations all around the state!

To find local reentry and justice resources for adults within your county, simply click on your county on the Texas map.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The Tarrant County Aging and Disability Resource Center shares this 5 page list of housing resources, including addresses and property information. The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Tarrant County (ADRC) serves people who are 60 or older or have a disability, and their caregivers. Phone: 855-937-2372

Online Resource Directory created by Tarrant Cares & Tarrant County Reentry Coalition

Locations all around the state!

United Way 2-1-1 Information and Referral is a statewide service of United Way of Salt Lake. 2-1-1 connects people to important health, human, and community service programs including: emergency food pantries, rental assistance, public health clinics, child care resources, support groups, legal aid, and a variety of nonprofit and government agencies. Individuals, families, and corporate and religious groups can also dial 2-1-1 to get connected to meaningful volunteer opportunities.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Locations all around the state!

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

CSS is a private, nationally accredited provider of community-based employment and support services for people with complex barriers to employment. Services available in many parts of the state. Phone: 804.261.6788 and Toll Free: 877.889.1727

The Fountain Fund Fountain is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit lender that provides microloans to formerly incarcerated individuals who would not qualify for traditional lines of credit, but have viable job prospects or entrepreneurial ventures. Loan funds can be used to pay court-imposed debt, job-related expenses, transportation, securing rental housing, child support or to start a business. Charlottesville (Jefferson School City Center 233 4th St, NW Box Z Charlottesville, VA 22903 434-234-3600) and Richmond (A Better Day Than Yesterday 2807 Hull St. Richmond VA 23224 804-214-7151)

Go To Work proudly serves individuals by providing cost efficient pre-paid services. Our billing is based on mileage and the total days worked weekly. We ensure reliable, professional service. Our standard is to drop off at least 15 minutes early to ensure time for the client to prepare for their shift. We also offer transportation for interviews and educational purposes. Rides available from 5 am - Midnight. Serving Tidewater and Central regions of Virginia. Address: 805 Live Oak Drive Suite 101 Chesapeake, VA 23320 Call: 804-548-4300

Post-release services to address emergency and transitional needs at the time of an individual's release. OAR Case Managers will work with individuals after release to ensure they are employment ready and will provide job leads to local businesses willing to consider hiring an ex-offender. Address: 10640 Page Ave., Suite 250, Fairfax, VA 22030 | Phone: 703-246-3033

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Locations all around the state!

Virginia CARES, Inc. 108 Henry St. NW Third Floor Roanoke, VA 24016 540-342-9344

Reentry resources to assist returning citizens in their transition back into the community.

VRN serves persons who are uninsured, underinsured, or lack resources to purchase appropriate rehab equipment on their own. Each program has financial and medical eligibility requirements and inventory is limited to donations made by the community. Connect with a professional who can guide you to the best resources in your community: 1-800-435-8490.

OAR provides reentry services, including transition assistance and employment counseling to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals who are committed to avoiding re-incarceration. Address 1400 N. Uhle Street, Suite 704, Arlington, VA 22201 P: 703-228-7030

Vision: Every Richmond resident will have access to quality schools, quality employment opportunities and the training needed to be successful in such opportunities, safe and vibrant neighborhood settings, mobility via an effective transportation system, and a thriving civil society that supports strong families. Contact them to connect you with groups that support employment, education, transportation and housing. See OCWB ladder file for an understanding of a 'living wage' in VA. OCWB: 900 E. Broad Street Suite 1502, Richmond, VA 23219, Phone: (804) 646-6464

Snohomish County Community Solutions

Reentry Service Directory

Our goal is to promote effective re-entry plans that provide continuity from incarceration back into the community using existing community resources.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

Find centers all over the state!

Created by the Washington Appleseed Center. This guidebook contains legal information on sixteen different topics related to coming home: from finding employment, to securing housing, continuing your education, figuring out how to get around, and much more. While it is impossible to cover every individual circumstance, we included answers to the most frequently asked questions in each topic and organized the content in a question and answer format.

Our passion is caring and listening; empowering people to make positive life changes. We do this through connections between people and critical resources. 24-HOUR CRISIS LINE: 866-427-4747 KING COUNTY 2-1-1: 800-621-4636

From the University of Washington Nursing Students. They have compiled resources for Food Banks, Hot Meals, Clothing Banks, Libraries, Useful Websites, Health Care Services, Addiction Services, Day Centers/Hygiene Services and Emergency Shelter

HELP4WV provides immediate help for any West Virginian struggling with an addiction or mental health issue.Use our searchable database to access more than 1000 resources. You can also talk to one of our helpline agents who can guide you to the right place by calling 1-844-HELP4WV. You can also text 844-435-7498. Depression, anxiety, developmental disorders, addiction (including gambling), and other mental health issues are very treatable. No matter where you live in the state, or what type of insurance you have (even if you have no insurance), you can get help today.

The collaborative program offers support through a statewide collaboration of agencies that provide West Virginians in need the opportunity to obtain career training and to ultimately secure meaningful employment.

The United Way is a nonprofit organization that offers services to the general public. Services include: food, clothing, housing and transportation assistance. Contact the branch that serves your area for more details. United Way improves lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

2-1-1 is a free, confidential referral and information hotline that connects people from all communities and of all ages to essential health and human services they need, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Locations all around the state!

2020 Resource Guide

Mailing address: WVCC Reentry Initiatives 2207 Washington St. East Charleston, WV, 25311 681-404-0140 The West Virginia Reentry Councils were established to bring concerned citizens and available resources together to assist those rejoining the community after incarceration. The councils focus on issues such as housing, food stamps, employment, transportation, education and stigma. We invite those affected by incarceration to attend the meetings in their region. Anyone willing to donate their time to this cause is welcome.

Topics include parenting classes, family resource centers, and childcare options. The Lab for Family Wellbeing and Justice hopes that incarcerated parents and caregivers at home will find it useful. Write to them here: Family Wellbeing and Justice, 1350 University Ave, Madison, WI 53706, 608-262-3834

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Crawford County.

A wide range of programs for persons affected by mental illness. These programs include day treatment services, inpatient/outpatient facilities, intervention/prevention efforts, residential programs, and employment services.

Southwest Wisconsin Mobile Food Pantry Flyer

NAMI Wisconsin created this guide to help people living with a mental illness and those supporting them navigate the mental health care system. The mission of NAMI Wisconsin is to improve the quality of life of those affected by mental illness and to promote recovery.

A two page document with phone numbers and links to resources.

Our mission is to improve the quality of life of those affected by mental illness and to promote recovery.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Pepin County.

The University of Wisconsin-Extension offers a large page of reentry resource information on their website. Access to the information is free. In addition to the links and information, they provide downloadable Reentry Resource Guides for the following counties: Adams, Brown, Dane, Dodge, Marathon, Milwaukee, Outagamie, Portage, Racine, Rock, Walworth, Waushara, Waukesha, Winnebago County The guides were compiled by UW Madison students. Additional county-specific guides will be added in the future.

The website was updated for 2024. Hopefully, this guide was included in their review.

IMPACT 2-1-1 serves Milwaukee, Waukesha, Kenosha, Racine, Ozaukee, Washington, Dodge, Jefferson and Walworth Counties in southeastern Wisconsin. Browse by service category or search by agency or program name below to find community resources.

Serving the Counties of Iowa, Lafayette, Grant, Green, Richland. Address 149 North Iowa Street Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone: 608-935-2326 Toll Free: 1-800-704-8555 Services Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program offers several programs to aid and assist including: Business Development, Community Emergency Service, Dental Hygiene, Weatherization, Foster Grandparent Program, Head Start, Early Head Start, Homelessness - ETH Grant, Housing Programs, HUD Rental Assistance, LIFT Transportation Service, Neighborhood Health Partners, Skills Enhancement, Women, Infants, Children Nutrition, Work 'n Wheels, We Care/Food Pantry

Phone: 211 The mission of 2-1-1 Wisconsin is to connect everyone in Wisconsin with quick and easy access to community-based health and human services information and resources.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Trempeleau County.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Vernon County.

1624 Yout St Racine, WI 53404. 262-221-8350. We, at Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin, are committed to assisting homeless and at-risk Veterans strive for normalcy by providing food, clothing, shelter, and other basic human needs. We believe in giving back to those who have given so much to us. We offer a weekly food pantry to Veterans in need and also have a 15-home Veteran Village with an all-encompassing program for those suffering from homelessness. We appreciate everything our Veterans have done for us and we will do everything in our power to help them in return. VOW is a 501(c)3 non-profit headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

The mission of the Wisconsin Association of Free and Charitable Clinics is to support, strengthen and advocate for Wisconsins free and charitable clinics and their unique approach to serving their patients and their communities. WAFCC provides free or affordable health services.

Locations all around the state!

Find a Housing Authority near you! Housing Authorities have the most up-to-date information about supported housing such as low-income, Section 8, and more.

A non-profit law firm dedicated to providing free legal services to eligible low-income people living within the 33 northern counties of Wisconsin and to Native Americans statewide. WRITE: Wisconsin Judicare 401 North Fifth Street, Suite 200 Wausau, WI 54403 715-842-1681

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Jackson County.

Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) 711 N. Bridge St. Room 118 Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Phone: (715) 726-7777 Fax: (715) 738-2589 Toll free: 1-888-400-6920 Deaf/Hearing Impaired: Dial 711 or 1-800-947-3529

A comprehensive list of resources for Chippewa County residents.

This is a list of just a few of the places in Iowa County and the surrounding area that can help you. This is not an exhaustive list. The list includes phone numbers and addresses where you can find shelter, physical and mental health care, food, transportation, employment assistance, clothing and furniture, telephone and computer support and several crisis lines and advocates.

The Dunn County (online) Community Resource Guide was developed to assist community members with limited resources. This website is updated as new information is submitted.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of La Crosse County.

2-1-1 connects people to a variety of resources such as: help paying bills, housing search assistance, support groups, food pantries, community clinics, and many other services! We are available every hour of every day and can assist in almost any language.

A directory of resources for behavioral health, treatment, support groups and more for Milwaukee County residents. Updated July 2022.

Home to Stay is a resource event designed to convene community resources and employment opportunities in one location. The event happens on a monthly basis to support the specific needs of the reentry and justice-involved community.

Sounds like a great idea! They partner with agencies, however, to strategically provide the resources they believe you need. Proceed With Caution: there is no About Us page, so we cannot find out who they are.

728 N. James Lovell Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 (414) 895-RENT (7368) [email protected] The Milwaukee Rental Housing Resource Center brings local housing and related assistance programs under one roof.

Prison Action Milwaukee, also known as PAM, is a vehicle for change in the Wisconsin Prison System. PAM meets every third Saturday of the month from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. Good Shepherd Trinity Church 3302 N. Sherman Blvd. In lower level-enter off Bernard St. All are welcome.

Project RETURN 2821 Vel R Phillips Ave, Suite 223 Milwaukee, WI 53212 414- 374-8029 Look at the bottom of the page. There are 6 different lists.

Two Locations Family Care Center 945 N. 12th St. 5th Floor Milwaukee, WI 414-219-5219 And Lisbon Ave Health Center 3522 W. Lisbon Avenue Milwaukee, WI 414-935-8000

Many resources can be found here to support and strengthen the citizens of Columbia Cty, WI.

The goal of the Network of Care is to ensure "No Wrong Door" exists for those in need of social services and to provide trusted information for anyone interested in making better decisions about the health and well-being of themselves and those around them. Online only. Click on View Categories to see all of the areas in which you can find support.

Produced by Sheboygan Hispanic and the Latino Task Force

This directory was created by Mental Health America in Sheboygan County, Inc. The organization serves as the areas only nonprofit resource center for mental health. The directory reflects the organizations continuing effort to promote personal wellbeing by assisting individuals in identifying local resources.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Monroe County.

Produced by the W-2 Childrens Services Network. The purpose of this directory is to provide a variety of community resource agencies to better serve the people of Juneau County.

Multiple Resources. Created in 2016.

Applicants must lack adequate income to pay for dental care and: • Have a permanent disability, or • Are elderly: age 65 or older, or • Qualify as medically fragile Due to lengthy wait lists, applications are only being accepted in the following counties: Converse, Crook, Fremont, Lincoln, Sublette, Teton, Uinta, Washakie, and Weston If you are 65 or older you can apply for the program even if your county is closed. The application form is attached.

Creating Opportunities For All People With Disabilities! Casper Program 345 North Walsh Drive Casper, Wyoming 82609 (307) 237-9146 ext 403 Rock Springs Program 649 North Front Street, Building B Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901 (307) 382-2683

Published in 2013

The Dads Making a Difference program provides the services necessary for the participants to actively improve the quality of their own lives, as well as the lives of their children and families.

Incarcerated Veterans Re-entry Guides contain information on resources and how to plan a successful reentry.

2-1-1 is an easy to remember telephone number that connects callers, at no cost, to information about critical health and human services available in communities around Wyoming.By dialing 2-1-1 callers can find information and receive referrals on: Rent/Utility Assistance, Mental Health Resources, Food Banks/Pantries, Soup Kitchens, Homeless Shelters, Clothing/Household Goods, Health Clinics, Youth Programs, Legal Assistance, Job Training/Assistance, Senior Services, and more. Dial 2-1-1 or 1-888-425-7138.

Locations all around the state!

The Wyoming Medication Donation Program (WMDP) reduces medication waste and improves prescription access for low-income Wyoming residents who lack adequate prescription coverage. The WMDP provides immediate prescription help by re-dispensing acceptable donated medications, and providing advice on lower-cost alternatives. Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm 2508 E. Fox Farm Rd, Suite 2A Cheyenne, WY 82007 Phone: 307-635-1297 Toll Free: 855-257-5041