Connections to Behavioral Health and Support Services through Reentry

April 26, 2022



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During the reentry process, people work across various sectors to offer support to people who are being released from incarceration by providing connections to care for behavioral health, housing, transportation, and other supportive services. While there are challenges providing connections to care, there are also some success stories that Second Chance Act grantees can offer insight on.

This webinar features two grantees who have utilized innovative ways to provide post-release connections to care for people who are returning to various communities.

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