About Us
Wellness Re-Entry was established in 2018 to provide supportive services to reentry programs, transitional homes, and justice-involved individuals.
We can assist your organization with program audits to strengthen your structure, policies and procedures, workflow processes, confidentiality standards, and outcomes. We aid in planning and delivering comprehensive programs to reentry service providers and transition homes.
Wellness Re-Entry addresses barriers that ex-offenders commonly face that delays their progress for a successful transition back into the community. Let us help connect your clients to social services, vital documents, and treatment by assisting with application preparation and registration processes.
How We Can Help
Consultation in the areas of:
Database management
Quality control
File management
Case plan coordination
Client exit and discharge planning
Connecting clients to services
Document preparation (vital records, food & nutrition services, medical transportation, healthcare insurance, and driving records)
Life Stabilizing Assessments
Peer Support
Resumes and Letters of Recommendation
Budget & credit education for low-income households
Mental health maintenance
Supportive Services
Work-Based Learning
Work-Based Learning
Work-Based Learning
Incentivized work experiences
Workplace etiquette and ethics for reentering the workforce
Apprenticeship opportunities for valuable transferable skills.
Financial Literacy
Work-Based Learning
Work-Based Learning
Learn budgeting skills for household management
Social and traditional banking
Understand how to build, repair and utilize credit
Personal Development Programs
Wellness Re-Entry is centered between justice-involved individuals and the need to navigate through community resources with self-reliance and confidence.
Success While in Transition (S.W.I.T.) is an experienced-based curriculum developed by justice-involved experts focusing on 21 principles for success.
Tenant Prep is designed to help individuals with independent living preparedness including searching for permanent and emergency housing, fair housing rights, understanding lease agreements and housekeeping.
Responsible Financial Behavior helps you to create a lifetime of financial well-being by retooling the way your brain and behaviors affect your ability to make informed and effective financial decisions. This course covers financial priorities such as credit, cash, and retirement which impacts financial responsibility.
Employability Skills help you prepare for the workforce while using a set of behavioral expectations in the areas of employability, social development, and critical thinking skills. Course lab Series utilize a set of standards with emphasis on Career and Personal Planning, Workplace Relationships and Ethics, and Effective Communication Skills.
