🔑 Housing & Stabilization Services
Goal: Provide safe, stable housing for returning citizens.
Examples:
* Transitional or supportive housing (structured, sober, safe environment)
* Room and board with supervision
* Transportation assistance for parole check-ins, work, or treatment
* Basic needs (food, clothing, hygiene kits, laundry access)
* Move-in supplies (bedding, toiletries, etc.)
* Housing navigation (helping participants transition to permanent housing)
Employment & Workforce Development
Goal: Help participants find and keep sustainable employment.
Examples:
* Resume writing and job-readiness training
* Interview skills and workplace etiquette
* Partnerships with Michigan Works! for vocational training and job placement
* Employer partnerships for reentry-friendly hiring
* Transportation stipends for work or interviews
* Time management and
* Individualized reentry or success plans
* Weekly one-on-one case management meetings
* Accountability plans and progress tracking
* Coordination with parole, probation, and social services
* Assistance obtaining IDs, Social Security cards, and benefits (e.g., Medicaid, SNAP)
Family & Community Reintegration
Goal: Strengthen community and family connections.
Examples:
* Family reunification mediation or counseling
Legal & Reentry
* Reinstating driver’s licenses
* Restitution and fine management
* Court advocacy and compliance tracking
* Collaboration with parole agents and local reentry
Program Evaluation & Outcomes Tracking
* Tracking housing stability and employment
* Participant satisfaction surveys
* Data reporting to MDOC, HUD, or funders
* Continuous improvement and staff training
Michigan Reentry Program
A typical Michigan reentry program offers:
* 24/7 staffed transitional housing
* Case management and workforce readiness
* Behavioral health and substance use support
* Transportation,

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