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Project Summary

ReDirect Inc. is a nonprofit reentry, recovery, and community restoration initiative designed to support individuals and families impacted by incarceration, substance use, homelessness, and barriers to stability.

The project provides a structured pathway for people returning home from incarceration or rebuilding their lives after addiction, legal involvement, or crisis. ReDirect connects participants to recovery support, housing navigation, workforce development, family restoration, education, mentorship, and wraparound services that help them move toward long-term stability and self-sufficiency.

Through partnerships with clinical providers, community organizations, workforce programs, churches, housing partners, and justice-system stakeholders, ReDirect helps individuals move from survival to stability and from incarceration to purpose.

Our Mission

To help individuals impacted by incarceration, substance use, and instability rebuild their lives through reentry support, recovery services, housing pathways, workforce development, faith-rooted mentorship, and community restoration.

Our Programs

Reentry Support Program

Our Reentry Support Program helps individuals returning from incarceration create a practical plan for stability. Participants receive support with identifying immediate needs, setting goals, connecting to services, and building a pathway toward independence.

Services may include:
• Reentry intake and needs assessment
• Case management and goal planning
• ID and document support referrals
• Probation and parole support coordination
• Community resource navigation
• Life skills and accountability support
• Referral to treatment, housing, and employment resources

Recovery & Wellness Support

ReDirect supports individuals seeking recovery from substance use and related life challenges. Clinical treatment services may be coordinated through appropriate licensed partners, including Guiding Minds Counseling & Treatment Center when applicable.

Support may include:
• Recovery support services
• Peer support referrals
• Relapse prevention support
• MAT/OBOT referral coordination
• Substance use treatment referrals
• Counseling referral coordination
• Support groups and recovery education
• Overdose prevention education and resource connection

Housing Stability Program

The Housing Stability Program helps participants work toward safe, stable, and supportive housing. ReDirect assists individuals in identifying housing barriers and connecting with appropriate housing resources.

Support may include:
• Housing needs assessment
• Transitional housing referrals
• Sober living referrals
• Rental readiness support
• Basic budgeting education
• Housing document preparation
• Future ReDirect housing and sober living pathway development

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

ReDirect uses a whole-person, community-based approach focused on:

Stability. Recovery. Accountability. Opportunity. Purpose.

We believe people need more than a second chance, and they need a real pathway. ReDirect helps participants identify barriers, connect to resources, build support systems, and take practical steps toward long-term freedom and self-sufficiency.

    ReDirect serves individuals and families impacted by:
    • Incarceration
    • Reentry barriers
    • Substance use disorders
    • Homelessness or housing instability
    • Probation or parole involvement
    • Unemployment or underemployment
    • Family disruption
    • Trauma and community instability
    • Lack of access to supportive resources

    Our primary focus includes adults returning home from incarceration, individuals seeking recovery and stability, families affected by incarceration, and community members needing structured support to rebuild their lives.

Our Approach

Step 1

Initial Assessment

Personalized evaluation to identify immediate needs and long-term goals.

Step 2

Stabilized Housing

Securing safe, transitional housing as the foundation for recovery.

Step 3

Service Integration

Connecting participants with essential wraparound advocacy and care.

Step 4

Holistic Healing Plan

Coordinating substance use therapy and mental health support.

Step 5

Employment Readiness

Vocational training and preparation for sustainable career paths.

Step 6

Clinical Care Alignment

Deepening clinical engagement for emotional and physical wellness.

Step 7

Independent Living Milestone

Achieving mastery of life skills for autonomous, stable living.

Step 8

Civic Reintegration

Full restoration to the community as an empowered, contributing member.

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