We list out the following types of re-entry programs
A. General Re-Entry Programs provided by:
- Non Profit Organizations.
- Government organizations: local, state, federal.
- For Profit Organizations.
B. Residential Re-Entry Programs
- There are a few types of residential reEntry Programs out there. They include Transitional Living, Halfway Houses. There are also gender specific residential programs. We list full details on our locations.
Massachusetts ReEntry Programs
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Volunteers of America of Massachusetts Re-Entry Programs
441 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, MA Full Details- Pathway Home, or Essex County Re-entry Vocational Training Center Program, provides career training services to justice-involved individuals including eight industry-recognized certificate trainings including telecommunications, copper, and fiber optics systems. Career training services begin while See Full Details
Coolidge House Adult Residential Reentry
307 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA Full Details- 116 beds. Men and women referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts. Coolidge House is CRJ's largest reentry program, supporting men and women transitioning from federal incarceration back into Massachusetts communities. The Bureau of Prisons contracts See Full Details
McGrath House Reentry Program for women
699 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, MA Full Details- 33 bed Community-based Residential Reentry Program for female returning citizens. Residents receive gender-specific evidence-based case management and in-house clinical services that emphasize successful reentry. The Bureau of Prisons contracts with residential reentry centers (R See Full Details
Brooke House Adult Residential Reentry for Men
107 Park Dr Boston, MA Full Details- Brooke House is CRJ’s longest running reentry program, supporting men transitioning from Massachusetts jails and prisons back into Boston neighborhoods. Men referred by the Suffolk and Norfolk county sheriff’s departments, or the Massachusetts Parole Board. The Bureau of Prisons contra See Full Details