Someone in your corner
Mentorship and accountability mean having honest conversations about your goals, your choices, and the work of rebuilding.
Reentry support · Springfield, Missouri
The first days after release can bring a lot at once. Finding your footing, getting to work, rebuilding trust, figuring out what comes next. You do not have to start that conversation alone.
Practical help. Human connection.
Mentorship and accountability mean having honest conversations about your goals, your choices, and the work of rebuilding.
Stabilization support, transportation assistance, and employment readiness can help you work through the practical challenges of coming home.
We help people navigate resources and build relationships. Support starts with listening to your situation and talking through a realistic next step.
The first 90 days
Use our contact form and choose Reentry or Participant Support. Share what you need help with and how we can contact you.
Tell us where you are in your reentry journey. We can discuss barriers, priorities, and the support that may fit.
Build on practical actions, accountability, and connection. Available assistance depends on your needs and our current resources.
Before you reach out
Yes. Use the same support form to start a conversation about someone returning home. Please share only the information needed to begin.
Yes. Visit our Write to Us page for the mailing address and guidance for people who are currently incarcerated and their loved ones.
No. We will be honest about what we can offer. Assistance depends on individual needs, fit, and available resources. We cannot promise housing, employment, or financial support.
A brief description of your situation, what you need help with, and a way to reach you is a useful start. Please do not send Social Security numbers, medical records, or other sensitive documents through the form.
Let’s take the next step
Let’s talk about where you are and what a next step could look like.