Transitioning to life after incarceration can be difficult. We’ve partnered with the San Diego County District Attorney’s office, San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, San Diego County Probation Department, and  San Diego Re-entry Roundtable to improve access to the re-entry resources in San Diego County. If you were recently released from prison, we can help you and your family find services and resources to have a successful transition back into San Diego County’s communities and neighborhoods. 

San Diego Re-entry Roundtable

With so many resources available to justice-involved individuals, navigating these systems can be overwhelming. It has been proven that the first 72 hours after release from prison or jail is a critical time in which connections to an individual’s most crucial needs must be met in order to ensure their long-term success, safety, and stability.   

The San Diego Re-entry Roundtable (SDRR) is comprised of representatives from correctional institutions, law enforcement, faith-based and community-based organizations, governmental agencies, local planning members, universities, community members, formerly incarcerated individuals and concerned citizens. The SDRR provides a forum for everyone involved in the criminal justice system — including former prisoners, their families and the general public – to come together in meaningful dialogue about reentry.

If you think you have been disqualified from a job opportunity based on your felony conviction, call the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH)to file a complaint.

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