Going Home II helps incarcerated people prepare for and actualize a successful return to the community by providing tailored guidance and support through material resources, transitional housing, and personal and professional mentoring. The organization also works with community stakeholders and families to build resilience through relational repair.
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Guidance
Our programs begin at the corrections facility and offer personal guidance throughout the entire transition process. We offer the preparation needed to work towards a brighter future.
Material Support
How do we know what returning community members need? Because we’ve been there.
MENTORSHIP
Weekly meetings provide opportunities for recently incarcerated individuals to process challenges, celebrate victories, maintain supportive relationships and seek counsel.
Restorative Justice
We work to facilitate reconciliation and relational healing between community members and police through regular meetings and events.
Get Involved
Overcame an obstacle? Have an organization that may be beneficial? A professional with tips on how to achieve goals? We are always looking for volunteers to come and share themselves with our weekly mentoring groups.
Support
Your support goes a long way in helping us to achieve our goals and make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve. We will continue to build a program with the purpose of providing essential support for clients to ensure a successful transformation. Please know that your support is very much appreciated.