CoreCivic Inc. Supports Returning Citizens at Austin Transitional Center Resource Event

Reuters

Sep 11

CoreCivic Inc. Supports Returning Citizens at Austin Transitional Center Resource Event

CoreCivic Inc. recently participated in a resource event at the Austin Transitional Center in Austin, Texas, over the summer. The event, hosted alongside the non-profit Reverse Re-Entry Services, aimed to support justice-involved individuals re-entering the community. CoreCivic focused on connecting attendees with local health clinics, rehabilitation services, and housing, while also introducing them to formerly incarcerated individuals who have successfully reintegrated. Volunteers from Reverse Re-Entry Services, including former residents like James M., shared their experiences and offered encouragement.

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