Evidence-Based Reentry Models

Evidence-Based Reentry Models are strategies designed to help individuals transition from incarceration back into society successfully. These approaches are grounded in research and data, focusing on what has been proven to work in reducing recidivism—people committing crimes again. They include tailored support such as job training, mental health services, and community engagement, addressing the specific needs of individuals. By applying proven methods, these models aim to foster stability and reintegration, ultimately enhancing public safety and helping former inmates lead productive lives.