Reentry SF
SFAPD’s reentry programs help adults who were involved in the justice system start fresh. We give people the support and resources they need to reach their goals and succeed in their communities.Sign up nowReentry Services
Transitional Housing
Our housing programs give you the help and support you need to start a new life. We offer different transitional housing options:
- Reentry Navigation Center (help for people returning from jail or prison)
- Programs for young adults
- Teaching communities that support healing
- Programs designed for women
- Emergency housing
CASC - Reentry Center
Come visit the Community Assessment & Services Center (CASC), our one-stop reentry center and get connected with:
- Case management and support from peers
- Help with medications
- Mentoring and support groups
- Counseling or therapy
- Education and job services
- Help with public benefits
Behavioral Health
Talking about your mental health and drug or alcohol struggles is the first step to making your life better. We can help you with:
- Detox (help to safely stop using drugs or alcohol)
- Drug treatment programs
- Help with medications
- Counseling or therapy
- Support groups for help and guidance
Case Management
Case managers will make a plan with you to help you adjust after leaving jail or prison. They can help with:
- Planning for life after jail or prison
- Transitional housing
- Mental health support
- Connections to other helpful services
- Help solving problems that get in your way
Reentry Resources
Here are some resources to help you get support:
Employment Services
Having a steady job and income can help you do well and be independent. We can help you with:
- Finding out what kind of job is right for you
- Getting a job
- Job training
- Writing your resume
- Solving problems that might get in your way
- Short-term jobs where you get paid to learn new skills and practice working
Mobile Service Center
Our Approach to Reentry
Learn about San Francisco's approach to reentry and the programs we offer.
About
We respect and celebrate the differences of people who have been in the justice system. We know they face special challenges, and we provide services to help them rebuild their lives and reach their goals.