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Prisons offer re-entry program |
By .tricities.com - Wayne Quesenberry |
Published: 12/20/2012 |
VIRGINIA - Consider the plight of a person just released from prison. He or she re-enters an often hostile society after years of incarceration with no money, usually without a place to live, and little chance of finding a job. Help is on the way through a community-based re-entry program being voluntarily implemented in Wythe and Bland counties. The Virginia Community Re-entry Initiative brings together representatives from the department of social services, the department of corrections (probation and parole office), the school system, the Virginia Employment Commission, Veterans’ Affairs, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, local churches, other organizations and businesses. Members of the Wythe County Substance Abuse Coalition are working on the initiative with other agencies in Probation and Parole District 16, which serves Wythe, Bland, Giles, Carroll, Grayson and the city of Galax. They will collect information about services available to people previously incarcerated, provide emotional support and mentoring. Read More. |
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