Berkeley, California ReEntry Programs

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.

Berkeley, California ReEntry Residential and Non Residential Programs

The Life After Exoneration Program - Reentry Program
The Life After Exoneration Program - Reentry Program

The Life After Exoneration Program - Reentry Program

760 Wildcat Canyon Berkeley, CA
Alameda County Details
  • National organization dedicated to helping survivors of wrongful conviction re-enter society and rebuild their lives. Supporting policy reform on behalf of the exonerated, helping with resources: See Full Details
Homeless Action Center Berkeley office
Homeless Action Center Berkeley office

Homeless Action Center Berkeley office

3126 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley, CA
Alameda County Details
  • This Center Contracted with Social Services Agency specifically to reach the reentry population. HAC serves all of Alameda County. HAC provides: Free legal assistance A range of public benefi See Full Details
Options Recovery Services - Berkeley
Options Recovery Services - Berkeley

Options Recovery Services - Berkeley

1835 Allston Way Berkeley, CA
Alameda County Details
  • Options implemented Californias first in-custody counselor training program to prepare adults in custody to become certified by the state-recognized organization. In addition to providing in-custody See Full Details
Berkeley Food & Housing Project
Berkeley Food & Housing Project

Berkeley Food & Housing Project

1901 Fairview Street Berkeley, CA
Alameda County Details
  • Serves 5 counties Alameda, Solano, Contra Costa, Sacramento, and Amador. Emergency food and shelter, transitional housing, permanent housing, and housing placement with support services, including h See Full Details