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Rentry 

Offender reentry happens when an individual re-establishes his/her life in the community release from prison. “Reentry” includes: reconnecting with family and friends; establishing employment and residence; addressing substance abuse; and finding ways to make a positive contribution to the community. Successful reentry enhances public safety and reduces crime, in addition to improving individual and family life.

Reentry Steering Committee Strategic Planning

  • In June 2006, a proposed action plan that incorporated training/education, housing, treatment, and employment was completed. This plan has been used to guide the work of the Steering Committee.
  • The committee gathered data on DC’s re-entrant (released six months - one year) population returning from prison or the Department of Corrections.



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