How We Help You Move Forward
Rebuilding your life takes support you can count on. At ReDirect, we help people find their footing and take the next step toward a more stable life. For one person, that may mean finding housing, food, transportation, or help getting an ID. For another, it may mean connecting with mental health care, substance use treatment, job training, or support for their family.
We listen to what each person is facing and work with them on a practical plan. Through case management and community partnerships, we help connect the pieces so people can access services, follow through on their goals, and build confidence as they move forward.
Our goal is to help individuals and families build the stability, relationships, skills, and sense of purpose they need to become self-sufficient. Whether someone is coming home from incarceration, facing homelessness, leaving military service, or starting over after a difficult season, ReDirect is a place to begin.
Our Mission
To help individuals and families build pathways to housing, stability, opportunity, community reintegration, and self-sufficiency through practical support, coordinated resources, welcoming relationships, and personalized goals.
Our Programs
Basic Needs
Food, clothing, hygiene, transportation, and housing resource connections.
Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery
Connections to qualified mental health and substance use treatment providers, recovery resources, peer support, and coordinated care through community partners. ReDirect provides navigation and case management; licensed clinical services are delivered by qualified providers.
Housing Stability Program
Housing navigation, benefits/application support, documentation, and connections to appropriate safety resources. Future housing development is distinct from current services and is not a statement that residences or beds are currently operating or available. Assistance depends on eligibility, availability, and partner capacity.
Workforce & Career Readiness Program
ReDirect helps participants prepare for employment, career growth, and long-term financial stability. This program focuses on second-chance employment, job readiness, and workforce connection.
Support may include:
• Resume support
• Interview preparation
• Job readiness coaching
• Workforce partner referrals
• Second-chance employer connections
• Work clothing and basic needs referrals
• Career goal planning
• Entrepreneurship readiness support
Family Restoration Program
ReDirect recognizes that incarceration, addiction, and instability affect the entire family. The Family Restoration Program supports healing, communication, parenting, and family reconnection.
Support may include:
• Family support referrals
• Parenting education referrals
• Communication and boundary support
• Family reunification planning
• Support for children impacted by incarceration
• Family resource nights and community events
Faith & Mentorship Program
ReDirect is rooted in restoration, accountability, purpose, and hope. Through faith-based encouragement and mentorship, participants are supported as they rebuild identity, discipline, and direction.
Support may include:
• Mentorship
• Faith-rooted encouragement
• Life purpose development
• Accountability circles
• Second Chance Sunday gatherings
• Testimony and transformation events
• Community support and belonging
Support Services
ReDirect provides wraparound support and referrals to help participants address barriers that often prevent long-term success.
Support services may include:
• Reentry planning
• Recovery support
• Housing navigation
• Employment readiness
• Transportation resource referrals
• Food and hygiene resource referrals
• ID and document support referrals
• Clothing and basic needs referrals
• Court, probation, and parole coordination support
• Case management
• Family support
• Community referrals
• MAT/OBOT referral coordination
• Mental health and substance use treatment referrals
• Life skills education
• Financial stability planning
• Crisis resource referrals
Who We Serve
We use a whole-person, community-based approach for veterans, families, low-income households, people experiencing homelessness or housing instability, people in recovery, formerly incarcerated individuals, and others facing major life transitions. Reentry expertise remains central, while our values welcome all backgrounds.
ReDirect serves people and families impacted by incarceration, reentry barriers, substance use, homelessness or housing instability, military service, unemployment, financial hardship, family disruption, trauma, and limited access to resources. Support is personalized and depends on eligibility, availability, and partner resources.
Support for the Whole Person
Basic Needs
Food, clothing, hygiene, transportation, and housing resource connections.
Safety & Stability
Housing navigation, benefits/application support, documentation, and connections to appropriate safety resources.
Health, Connection & Belonging
Mental health and substance use treatment referrals, peer recovery support, family connection, mentorship and community.
Confidence & Opportunity
Education/training referrals, workforce readiness, financial and life skills, goal planning and self-advocacy.
Purpose & Self-Sufficiency
Participant-defined goals, independent living, leadership, community contribution and ongoing growth.
Care Coordination
ReDirect provides navigation and case management, connecting people with qualified community providers and practical supports.