Re-Entry Overview

Re-Entry Overview

Institutional Pre Release / Re-entry Program and Transitional Services

ADOC Goals for Prisoner Re-Entry

  • Decrease the overall prison recidivism rates and overcrowding
  • Promote public safety for the general community
  • Reunite parents and children
  • Decrease public health and social disparities within the offender populations
  • Offer referral linkages to inmates and ex-offenders transitioning back into the community

Target Populations — (inmates who are within 30-90 days of one of the following release status)

  • End of Sentence
  • Split Sentence Probationers
  • Parole Candidates

Program Duration: 1-2 weeks (monthly/quarterly)
Pre Release and Re-Entry Program Staff: Institutional Reentry Designees

Pre Release Program Model (Life Enrichment Modules)

Clean and Sober

A New Way of Life

Module Information

  • Understanding the Relapse Process
  • 12 Phases and Warning Signs of Relapse
  • Post Acute Withdrawals
  • Statewide Roster of AA/NA Meetings
  • Twelve Step / Secular Sponsorship and Support
  • Accessing Drug Treatment, Halfway Houses and Aftercare/Continuing Care, and IOP Services

Project I.N.V.E.S.T.

Initiating Necessary Vocational/Economic Security Training

Module Information

  • Self Directed Job Search and Career Planning
  • Communication Skills
  • Financial Management
  • Vocational Training
  • Resume Writing

Project H.E.A.L

Helping Everyone Acquire Love

Module Information

  • Faith Based Resources and Community Links
  • Spiritual Enrichment and Mentoring
  • Communication and Relationship Skills
  • Character Building Skills
  • Integrating back into Society

Project H.E.L.P.

Health Education for Proper Living

Module Information

  • Preventative Health Education Programs (HIV/AIDS, STDs, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, Tobacco Use, Body Piercing and Tattooing, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Breast and Cervical Cancer, Nutrition and Physical Fitness)
  • Health Information and Communications
  • Referrals to County Health Departments, Rural Health Clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers and Mental Health Centers
  • Gender Specific Health Information Initiatives (WHI-FI)

Project B.R.I.D.G.E.

Bringing Resources, Information, Direction, Guidance and Encouragement

Module Information

  • Barriers and challenges of returning to the family
  • Child Development and Disciplinary Issues
  • Re-Establishing Intimacy and Sexual Relationships
  • Co-Parenting and Family Development
  • Conflict Resolution and Anger/Stress Management
  • Reentry Support Group and Community Resources

Project R.I.D.E.

Renewing Information/Documentation Effectively

Module Information

  • NCIC Background Checks
  • Process Release ID Card and C80-Release Papers
  • Exit / Release Packet – Parole Papers, Bus Ticket, ID Verification, Clothing
  • Information on Pre-Existing Felony Warrants, Misdemeanors and Detainers

Contact Information

301 South Ripley Street
P.O. Box 301501
Montgomery, Alabama 36130

Toll Free 1-855-WE-R-ADOC
Main 334-353-3883

Correctional Reentry Coordinator

Murray S. Robinson

334-353-3883

Re-Entry Coordinator

For questions regarding an inmate's mandatory release, please call 334-353-9739