Program R.E.D.
R.E.D. 360: The Stay Home Initiative
Getting home is the event. Staying home is the plan.
Prepare for the transition. Build a plan for success.
Turn preparation into stability and stability into a future.
Release Is Only the Beginning
Returning home from incarceration involves much more than walking through the gate. Housing, employment, transportation, supervision requirements, family relationships, emotional adjustment, financial responsibilities, and everyday decisions can all become part of the transition.
PREPARE
Identify the challenges and barriers that may affect your transition home.
PLAN
Continue working the plan after release as needs, barriers, and opportunities change.
PROGRESS
That actually makes this layout better than removing the three boxes because it introduces the R.E.D. 360 philosophy very simply:
A 360° Approach to Reentry
Whole-Person Support
Addressing the realities that can affect a successful return home.
Individualized Planning
Building a plan around each participant’s needs, strengths, barriers, and goals.
Continued Support
Connecting pre-release preparation with 30, 90, and 180-day follow-up.
From Preparation to Stability
R.E.D. 360 connects preparation before release with continued support after returning home.
BEFORE RELEASE
Prepare for the realities of returning home and begin developing an individualized My Stay Home Plan.
RETURN HOME
Build long-term stability through continued support and structured 30, 90, and 180-day follow-up.
STAY HOME
Proven outcomes that speak for themselves and make a meaningful difference for your business.
My Stay Home Plan
Identify the priorities that need attention before returning home.
Turn needs and goals into specific actions, resources, and next steps.
Build a roadmap for the first 30, 90, and 180 days after release.
Support Beyond Release
R.E.D. 360 continues beyond the classroom, using structured follow-up to help participants address barriers, measure progress, and keep moving forward.
30 DAYS - STABILIZE
Address immediate needs, housing, transportation, appointments, services, and early barriers to the Stay Home Plan.
90 DAYS - BUILD
Review employment, relationships, financial progress, service engagement, and goals while adjusting the plan where needed.
180 DAYS - SUSTAIN
Measure longer-term stability, strengthen support systems, evaluate progress, and establish the participant's next set of goals.
Partner With Program R.E.D.
Corrections & Reentry
Building stronger connections between pre-release preparation and successful community transition.
Working with organizations and service providers to strengthen the resources available to returning citizens.
Funding & Collaboration
Exploring partnerships, contracts, and funding opportunities that support effective reentry services.
