Program Overview

U-Turn Reentry is a faith-based supportive housing program designed to focus on five areas of a person’s life—Spiritual, Social, Economic, Health, and Legal—while integrating comprehensive barrier reduction strategies. The program is designed to assist individuals re-entering the community or, struggling with addiction in achieving sustainable independence.

Guiding Principle: godliness serves as the foundational principle guiding all aspects of the program.

  • Participants are encouraged to explore their faith, leading to personal growth and a renewed sense of purpose. This holistic approach addresses not only material needs but also fosters emotional and spiritual

  • A focus on godliness cultivates a supportive community among participants and volunteers, essential for successful reintegration.

  • Spiritual principles provide a moral framework, guiding participants toward positive life choices and healthy relationships.

  • Commitment to godliness inspires acts of compassion and service. Volunteers and staff, motivated by their faith, offer genuine care and support, creating an environment where participants feel valued and understood

Core Components

1.      Faith Integration & Spiritual Growth

    • Worhsip Services - offering safe spaces for worship.

    • Discipleship and Daily Devotionals: Residents engage in spiritual activities such worship service, bible study and receive guidance from mentors.

    • Pastoral Support: Access to counseling and support from HRM leaders.

    • Community Partnerships: Collaboration with local faith communities to facilitate reintegration.

2.      Economic Empowerment and Supportive Housing Services

    • Personalized plans aligning with each participant’s goals.

    • Help with Securing Permanent Housing: Provision of housing leads, advocacy and furnishing apartment/home i.e. depending on availability of household items.

    • Housing Stability Support: Assistance with rental agreements and financial counseling.

    • Help participants reduce barriers to financial stability.

3.      Social & Family Reconnection

  • Family mediation for reconciliation and rebuilding relationships.

  • Positive peer networking opportunities.