Focus Reentry

“Expenses office 2,691 information technology 1,075 travel 1,036 conferences/meetings 921 5,876 mentoring program 9,448 team 72 program 1,276 one stop shop program 744 miscellaneous 387 bank and merchant fees 185 professional development 93 total 23,732”

“Grants receivable 978 15,500 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 367 444 total 1,345 15,944”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 6,798 10,021”

“To promote successful second chances, reduce recidivism, and enhance the well-being and safety of our community”

“The mentoring program addresses recidivism risks by providing inmates with services that include pre-release mentoring for a minimum of six weeks; the development of an and action plan to identify critical and basic needs once released; immediate transportation the day of release to secure immediate shelter, obtain identification, access mental health services, locate substance abuse treatment, and report to all court-ordered appointments; and ongoing support and mentorship for a minimum of six months post- release.”

“Through one stop shop (oss), each person is given food, clothing vouchers, and hygiene items. Oss clients are referred to the local shelter if they have housing needs, need assistance in filling out forms for benefits, and need help with obtaining identification. Educational resources about mental health options, substance abuse services, and other community support is provided. Oss clients are given bus passes to access these critical services. All oss clients can continue to contact staff for assistance with ongoing needs and other services.”