Returning to the community after incarceration can involve finding a permanent address, reconnecting with services, and establishing a workable residential routine. Re-entry Stability provides stable housing options for appropriate re-entry citizens, with inclusive screening and referrals from parole officers, case managers, and nonprofit re-entry programs. For individuals returning to communities throughout the Greater Houston Area, housing can be considered as part of a broader transition back into community living.
How It Works
Re-entry housing support may include:
- Stable residential housing options
- Inclusive screening based on individual circumstances
- Referrals from parole officers
- Referrals from case managers
- Housing connections through re-entry organizations
What to Expect
A person may enter the housing process through a referral from a parole officer, case manager, or other appropriate re-entry resource. Information about the individual’s circumstances is considered as part of determining whether an available housing option is appropriate. Once a placement is established, the resident has a residential setting that can serve as a consistent address while they navigate their community transition.
Connect With the Right Support
Whether you need support for yourself, a loved one, or a referral client, your circumstances are a good place to begin. Reach out to discuss your needs and available services. We can help clarify the information relevant to your situation.