Passageways to Recovery, Employment & Education
WHAT WE DO
Our program proudly serves the Native community by ensuring traditional ceremonies and services are provided to our incarcerated brothers and sisters. The HEAL for Reentry program is grounded in cultural practices and ceremonies, which are utilized to address incarceration challenges such as institutionalization and trauma, aiding our indigenous relatives as they rebuild their lives. Participation in cultural activities and ceremonies is required, even if conducted outside the organization. We provide resources, assistance, and referrals to help remove barriers that challenge or restrict access to education and employment. Our program focuses on:
Vocational Education: Supporting individuals in gaining practical skills for their chosen careers.
Post-secondary Education: Assisting with access to higher education opportunities.
Job Search Support: Offering guidance and resources for effective job searching.
Other Barrier Removal: Addressing additional obstacles as identified by individuals.
Our goal is to empower individuals to achieve their educational and career aspirations.
eligibility for pree
To be eligible for support at the Native american reentry services, individuals must meet the following criteria:
Criminal Background: Prospective clients must have a criminal background.
Substance Use History: To qualify for PREE, individuals must have a history of substance use.
how to apply
Select the Intake tab for how to complete an intake. Contact one of our HEAL for Reentry Case Managers or call 253-212-9227 for more questions.
