RE:center RE:entry Mentorship Project

04/16/2022

If you're passionate about mentoring those who were recently incarcerated, we have an opportunity for you. The RE:entry Mentorship Project is looking for volunteer mentors to come alongside the formerly incarcerated to help them tackle their goals. Visit https://www.rcaz.us/reentry/ to learn more.

04/13/2022

Our RE:entry Mentorship Project is here to help those released from jail and prison overcome the hurdles of reentry. Not only do we offer resource navigation, the RE:center has mentors on standby to help support participants through this challenging yet promising time.

04/11/2022

It's important to dispose of drugs safely to prevent harm. Turn in your unused or expired prescription medications for safe disposal. Take the time to visit one of these locations on April 30th from 11 am to 1 pm.

12/14/2021

Meet our new project coordinator, Charlie Mead. Charlie is passionate about mentorships and the formerly incarcerated crowd. Talk to the RE: center if you or anyone you know is struggling after time in the criminal justice system. Charlie and our team would love to help. Call 928-457-1707 or email [email protected] to learn more.

06/30/2021

A unique look at the challenges of reentry from a previously incarcerated individual.

At the RE:center we work one-on-one with participants to tailor action plans to their specific needs. Then, we pair them with a mentor that we believe will be the best fit for the individual. If a mentor is not desired, we continue to help the participant navigate hurdles at the RE:center.

After decades of incarceration, the shock of entering a whole new world than the one I had left was softened by the presence of caring people in my community, and the hurdles were easier to overcome when someone else was there to lay them down for me, so I could step over them instead of having to j

06/29/2021

Sustainable employment is one of top factors in determining successful reentry. If you know someone returning to our county from jail or prison, connect them with AZ@WORK. They walk through the employment and continuing education process with the participant.

They have already helped many of our community members secure long-term employment. Don't worry about a spotty resume, AZ@WORK has innovative solutions for that too. You can also meet with our staff to set up an AZ@WORK appointment at the RE:center!

Innovative Workforce Solutions

06/29/2021

If you have a passion for the formerly incarcerated population, you can become a mentor with the RE:centers Reentry Mentorship Project.

Mentors improve community safety and hand a life-line to a struggling person exiting the criminal justice system.

Message us today to learn more.

06/27/2021

Naloxone is a opioid overdose reversal drug and it’s saving thousands of lives in Arizona. The RE:center offers free Naloxone and Narcan nasal kits to the public. Our team is also trained to show you how to use it.

Find out where you can get Naloxone kits in Arizona by checking out

HELP SAVE LIVES WITH NALOXONE You and naloxone are a combination that will save lives in our state. (Retired) Chief Debora Black, Prescott Police Department The opioid crisis is escalating at alarming rates. But, you can help save lives during this crisis. Individuals who have overdosed are being le...

06/26/2021

Preventing youth substance abuse is one step to reducing incarceration rates in our county and our state. Talk Now AZ has great resources for parents, grandparents, foster, guardianship and leaders of community.

Check them out today to learn more about how you can effectively talk about drugs with the youth in your life.

Talk Early. Talk Often. Parents and caregivers have a significant influence in their children’s decisions to experiment with alcohol and other drugs. Use that influence to have open, honest conversations that help you connect with your kids. Need help starting the conversation? Che...

06/25/2021

For CEO’s in formal mentoring programs (Harvard Business Review 2015):

* 84% said mentors had helped them avoid costly mistakes
* 84% become proficient in their roles faster
* 69% were making better decisions

If successful CEOs need mentors, how much more do the formerly incarcerated need them?

Reach out today if you are interested in mentoring someone struggling in your community.