We guide and support formerly incarcerated individuals and help them reconnect with their community, obtain stable incomes, self-sufficiency, and create lasting social and financial resilience.
A comprehensive 1-year program for individuals returning to Santa Clara County from California state prisons.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
The success of our reentry clients — reconnecting with family, finding employment, and achieving happiness and self-sufficiency — is predicated on safe, stable housing.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
While we will provide up to 1-year of rental assistance while you seek employment and other sources of income to sustain housing after our support ends, to achieve long term self-sufficiency, you must be willing to work with our staff or others to:
1. Find employment
2. Address legal, transportation, and other needs that might impede long term employment or housing
3. Learn to budget money, use credit wisely, and open a savings bank account
Program is open to individuals released from prison or jail within the past 2 years and unhoused or unstably housed since. As such, you must provide your CDC number and/or parole or probation contact information. Additionally you will be asked to submit to review of your criminal record and credit record, not to weed you out of our program, but to identify and address any issues that may prevent you from becoming self-sufficient in housing.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
Most reentry clients remain housed 2-years after working with us.
Last year we housed 60 formerly incarcerated persons. Our target is 120.
It costs $9,600 to provide 1 year of quality housing to each participant.
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