1310 W Colonial Dr,
Orlando, FL - 32804
(407) 440-2383
Door of Hope program. Re-Entry Program to assist individuals with previous criminal
backgrounds an effective and successful transition back into society.
Door of Hope Re-Entry program will assist individuals with housing,
educational and employment needs as well as some additional services.
102 Buck Drive
Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 32548
(850) 833-7474
Bridgeway Driving Schools' DUI & Substance Abuse programs, designed to help offenders get a 2nd chance at improving their behavior by meeting court-ordered requirements, promotes safety of all drivers on their community's roads. Services: - Drivers Education: Their Drivers Ed programs
401 Pecan St.
Sanford, FL - 32771
(407) 323-5857
Recovery House of Central Florida offers a faith-based and peer-driven 12 step therapeutic community. Our recovery program stresses the importance of self-help which implies that each client is responsible for his own recovery as well as the recovery of his peers. Recovery House offers a working pr
5094 Coconut Creek Parkway
Pompano Beach, FL - 33093
(954) 780-6110
Provide a supportive family-like environment to those who are serious
about their re-entry/ second chance. They are seeking members who are
ready and willing to go to any lengths to begin their new life. They provide a service to individuals who are willing to submit to the
structure and ac
12810 US HWY 19 N
Clearwater, FL - 33764
(855) 505-7372
The mission of the Pinellas Ex-offender Re-entry Coalition (PERC) is to help the offender become and remain an ex-offender, reunited with family through advocacy, education, programming, and comprehensive service delivery and referral. PERC has two houses in collaboration with One Unique Transition
ReEntry programs do have waiting lists, especially for residential ReEntry. Apply as soon as possible and also check out many locations so you can open up your possibilities.
Take advantage of all of the government resources you can. Employment, apartments, etc, can be found through these government assistance programs. Government does move slow and does get exhausting working with, but do not get frustrated. Follow through as the private sector does not have the resources that the government does.
When possible we try to list the costs for services. The problem is that there are many types of residential programs that charge different amounts and do not want them posted on a website.