Coming home, with support at every step
Leaving incarceration can feel like starting over. Our re-entry services give adults a practical plan for the first days, weeks and months back in the community, so that housing, health and work are not left to chance.
Not left to chance
Housing
Housing options matched to your situation
Health
Counseling and treatment for substance use and mental health needs
Work
Job readiness and training, including OSHA certification, ServSafe food-handler training and GED preparation
How we help
- Counseling and treatment for substance use and mental health needs
- Housing options matched to your situation
- Case management for paperwork, court or supervision requirements and documents
- Job readiness and training, including OSHA certification, ServSafe food-handler training and GED preparation
- Life-skills coaching and peer mentoring
- Transportation support to key appointments
Questions about re-entry services
What are re-entry services?
Re-entry services give adults leaving incarceration a practical plan for the first days, weeks and months back in the community, covering housing, counseling and treatment, case management, job readiness and transportation to key appointments.
What job training is available?
Job readiness and training includes OSHA certification, ServSafe food-handler training and GED preparation, alongside life-skills coaching and peer mentoring.
Can family members or re-entry professionals reach out?
Yes. Family members and re-entry professionals are welcome to call (740) 704-9496, email info@pathwaytps.com or send a referral.
Your next step can start today
Whether you are ready to begin or just have questions, our team is here [days and hours]. Call (740) 704-9496, email info@pathwaytps.com or send a referral online.