Reentry Services

Find the placement that will take someone, move them through your program, and know months later whether they are still housed.

Case manager helping a returning citizen with housing placement

Key Features

Placement programs classified for reentry, including restricted focuses

A prioritized request queue with match filters on real requirements

Vetted status on placements, so you know which are confirmed

Program phases, with people advanced as they progress

Retention checks: still placed, completed, abandoned or ejected

Goals across housing, employment, education and life skills

AUDIT-C, PHQ-9, GAD-7, PC-PTSD-5 and ACE with automatic scoring

Legal-tagged case notes for ID, vital records and court touchpoints

How It Works

Find the door that will open

The hardest part of reentry housing is not finding a list of programs, it is finding the one that will accept this person. Placement programs are classified by focus — including reentry from prison and the restricted categories most directories quietly omit — and carry their real requirements, entrance fees, duration and intake contact. Match filters surface the openings someone qualifies for, so your staff stop making twenty calls to learn the answer is no.

Work the queue as a team

Requests sit in one prioritized queue rather than in individual caseworkers' heads. Placements carry a vetted status, so you can tell the openings someone has confirmed this month from the ones that were true last year. Plans hold candidate programs in the order you would try them, and can be reviewed before anyone is sent anywhere.

Move people through the program, and follow them after

Define the phases your program runs and advance people through them, so a caseload can be filtered by where each person is. Goals carry dated milestones across housing, employment, education and life skills, and screening instruments — AUDIT-C, PHQ-9, GAD-7, PC-PTSD-5, ACE — score automatically with severity bands, with a single concerning answer able to raise a safety flag on its own. After placement, retention checks record what really happened: still placed, completed, abandoned, ejected. That vocabulary is the outcome your funder is asking about.

Where we fit

We are the housing placement and case management record for reentry work, the system your housing and case management staff live in, sitting alongside whatever your community supervision partners use. That focus is the point. Everything here is built for getting someone housed and keeping them housed, which is the outcome your funder is measuring and the one that decides whether anything else holds.

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