State leaders mobilize to strengthen reentry support for people leaving prison
Prison leaders say that 2024 will be a record year for breaking down barriers formerly incarcerated people face returning to the community.
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Prison leaders say that 2024 will be a record year for breaking down barriers formerly incarcerated people face returning to the community.
About one in six people released from North Carolina prisons in 2023 were homeless, according to figures provided to NC Newsline — a rate the state hopes to cut in half by 2030. That goal is one part of an executive order issued by Gov. Roy Cooper in January to improve reentry supports for people […] The post Three thousand people were released from NC prisons to homelessness last year appeared first on NC Newsline.
(The Center Square) – The National Reentry 2030 initiative has a third member after the North Carolina governor’s executive order on Monday.
In their first days out of prison, released offenders in Forsyth County struggle to get from one location to another for crucial check-ins on issues ranging from employment to drug