What Happens to Released Prisoners in Georgia?
Sources: Georgia Department of Corrections, the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Parole,and the U.S. Census Bureau Prisoners in the state of Georgia are released from prison by one of […]
Category: After Incarceration
A Historical Look at Reentry
Citing an article by Cheryl Lero Jonson and Francis T. Cullen called “Prisoner ReentryPrograms” from 2015 In 1939, the percentage of prisoners of federal and state prisons was 97%. That’s […]
How To Reunite A Newly Released Parent With Their Child/Children
Depending on a child’s maturity level, each child will be affected differently by their parent’s incarceration or their return home. Additionally, their relationship with their parent or parents, plus the type of offense, can greatly affect the child’s adjustment to incarceration and return home.
Challenges Facing Newly Released Prisoners
Providing parolees and released prisoners with the resources they need to be successful is the only way to overcome these challenges. Reentry programs, job training, education and counseling will be necessary. Many states already have programs in place, but it is important for ex offenders to know where to get help and who to ask if they need more support.
The 3 Most Helpful Prison Reentry Services
Prison reentry programs are an important part of an ex-offenders success upon release from prison. Let’s discuss the types of services most needed.
Why Georgia Needs More Reentry Programs
Georgia has an incarceration rate of 968 per 100,000 people (including prisons, jails, immigration detention, and juvenile justice facilities), meaning that it locks up a higher percentage of its people than any democracy on earth. – Prison Policy Initiative
Now Available: Community Service Opportunity
In an effort to extend our support for ex-offenders, we at LifeChangers, Inc. have implemented a Community Service opportunity.
Eight Ways to Prepare For a Loved One’s Reentry
Preparing you and your family for the return of your incarcerated loved one can be beneficial to your loved one’s reentry … and your family’s adjustment. Here are eight ways to prepare for a loved one’s reentry.
Reentry & Cognitive Programming
Additionally, this unit establishes effective reentry methods that permeate all levels of affected agencies and organizations to reduce recidivism.