REENTRY
Reentry is intrinsic to the work of PREPARE. We help people build strong reentry plans as part of their case for parole. Additionally, we provide ongoing peer support to our clients once they are released.
The Importance of having a Strong Reentry Plan before a Parole Hearing
At the heart of a strong case for parole is a strong reentry plan. At PREPARE we strive to connect our clients with reentry service providers best placed to serve their needs. We do this BEFORE their parole hearings so they can present to the Parole Commission a credible and practical alternative to further incarceration. We are grateful to those reentry service providers who partner with us and we are always pleased to hear from others looking to form a partnership with us.
While we offer our reentry planning service primarily to our own clients whom we are supporting with parole hearing preparation, we recognize that attorneys representing parole clients might not have the knowledge and connections necessary for reentry planning. For that reason we extend our reentry planning service to the clients of attorneys as well. Attorneys seeking this support should email us for further information. kelli@prepare-parole.org
PREPARE Provides Ongoing Reentry Support
Whether our clients are released on parole, mandatory supervision, or sentence expiration, PREPARE offers long-term reentry coaching through our team of trained peer recovery specialists. PREPARE coaches draw on a unique combination of quality training and support, access to a robust network of community service providers, and their own lived experience of incarceration and reentry to help their clients achieve lasting success.
Some of the wonderful reentry partners we are pleased to partner with include:
Please click on the logos below to be directed to our partner websites:
For those looking to research reentry providers in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, we recommend the returnhome.org website (below) which was developed by PREPARE advisory board member, Dawna Cobb.
