Titre:welcome to kentucky reentry - kentucky reentry
La description :what is reentry & why is it important to everyone? working together we can make our communities safer, save money, and others can become responsible citizens. reentry is the process of someone who has...
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kentucky reentry a second chance to make a first impression home who we are our groups bluegrass reentry council central kentucky reentry coalition eastern kentucky reentry council fivco reentry council greater louisville reentry coalition green river reentry council northeast kentucky reentry council northern kentucky reentry team southeast kentucky reentry task force southern kentucky reentry council western kentucky reentry council resources family & loved ones friends and family, inc. (nky) bluegrass families of the incarcerated greater louisville families of the incarcerated f.r.e.e – southern kentucky central kentucky’s family & friends green river family support group join us! contact us what is reentry & why is it important to everyone? working together we can make our communities safer, save money, and others can become responsible citizens. reentry is the process of someone who has been incarcerated returning to the community. the person has fulfilled their obligation if they have served all of their sentence or they are in the process of completing their sentence while on parole or probation. the purpose of the councils are to help bring together businesses, non-profit organizations, local governmental bodies, faith based organizations and individuals who could offer support, assistance and resources with helping returning citizens acquire the necessary means to sustain a lifestyle that will not lead back to incarceration. such obstacles would be job acquisition, transportation, child care, education, and housing. educating the community about reentry and getting support from area businesses, local governments, faith based organizations, non-profit organizations and individuals can better increase the chances for us to assist returning citizens with transitioning back into the community. looking ahead, we realize that those who learn to maintain an upstanding lifestyle in the community will be better for local economy and will reduce crime. returning citizens will feel better prepared to take on the responsibility of sustaining a life style that does not lead them back to jail. we must come together so that our community will stay together. reentry can involve the use of programs targeted at promoting the effective reintegration of offenders back to communities upon release from prison and jail. reentry is intended to assist offenders in acquiring the life skills needed to succeed in the community and become law-abiding citizens. a variety of programs are used to assist offenders in the reentry process, including pre-release programs, drug rehabilitation and vocational training, and work programs. there are many factors any person has when you move from one area to another. where would you live? where would you work? who would help you when you needed it? these are questions you would ask especially if you made the move very quickly with only what you could carry, and you had limited resources to rely on. a reentry person needs support. not a free ride, but support to get started on the track to being successful in the community. they need jobs to make money, to buy housing, to get transportation, to buy food, etc. when a person is able to work and buy those things, the urge to commit a crime to get money, is greatly reduced. some have addictions to drugs and alcohol, and support is needed to battle those cravings. fighting an addiction is not easy and may last a lifetime, but with support it can be done. taking away those addictions may prevent many violent crimes as well as economic crimes. recidivism is when someone who has been in jail or prison, ends up returning to jail or prison due to criminal activity or violations of their parole or release. with proper support, it has been shown, the recidivism rate can be lowered greatly. while keeping people out of our prisons and jails is a good thing, it is also one of the greatest ways to save tax money and many other resources needed to keep a person in a cell. a productive citizen in the community working to support themselves is one of the goals we wish to achieve. kentucky reentry kentucky families of the incarcerated & convicted search the site! follow kentucky reentry on twitter tweets by @kyreentry follow ky families of the incarcerated on twitter tweets by @kyfoic theme by out the box home who we are our groups resources family & loved ones join us! contact us
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