First, you will complete an intake at our office with one of our formerly incarcerated intake specialists. They will listen to your needs and assess how the First 72+ can work with you to achieve your goals. You will also be assigned a Reentry Coach to support you in your transition home.

After completing an intake, you will meet with your reentry coach to better understand how the First 72+ can serve your particular goals.

Your reentry coach will support you as you address any of your immediate needs, such as obtaining an ID, receiving immediate food assistance, or accessing our clothing closet.

Once your immediate needs are met, you will meet with our public benefits clinic to enroll in any of the programs that you are entitled to, such as SNAP (food stamps) or Medicaid.

Your Reentry Coach will help you get settled in one of our transtional houses, and begin working with you to put a plan in place to secure your own longterm stable housing.

Your reentry coach will schedule you an appointment at the Formerly Incarcerated Transitions Clinic to address any medical, mental health and substance use treatment needs.

Your re-entry coach will connect you to the Justice and Accountability Center for free legal assistance with addressing civil legal needs such as child support debt, drivers license reinstatemnt, TWIC denials, and consumer debt.

We will help you find financial security through one-on-one coaching, credit building, and low interest loans.

Finally, your coach will support you as you strive for your individual goals and deepen your relationship to our robust community at our 9 Steps to Staying Free class and other community events. Any services that we do not directly provide will be addressed by referral to one of our community partners.