New Jersey Reentry A NJ Nonprofit Corporation

One-stop offender program: -is designed to help strategies that address the challenges posed by offender Reentry and recidivism reduction.-njrc provides critically needed services at ten sites in northern and central New Jersey for persons returning from state prison, county jail, addiction treatment, and combat service. Njrc provides 1) medical and behavioral services, 2) legal services, 3) registration and enrollment in federal and state benefits programs, 4) linkage to structured sober living services, and 5) industry-recognized employment training programs and job placement.-njrc provides medical and behavioral treatment for program participants. In negotiating with acute care hospitals and federally qualified health centers (fqhcs), New Jersey Reentry Corporation provides for the necessary diagnostic testing, clinical evaluation, and access to medical professionals to determine the medical needs of njrc participants upon release from incarceration. Njrc has 16,260 participants enrolled in medicaid, which provides A stable funding source for medical and behavioral healthcare.-in addition, njrc has entered into memorandums of understanding with federally-sponsored certified community behavioral health centers (ccbhcs), the rutgers medical school center for excellence, New bridge medical center, and treatment providers to ensure that njrc program participants have access to the induction of medication-assisted treatment (mat) at each of njrc's sites, reviews of drug history and addiction treatment compliance, and mental health services provided for by both psychologists and psychiatrists. Presently, njrc has 11,445 persons enrolled in the intensive outpatient program/medication assisted treatment, with 10,836 persons specifically enrolled in medical treatment and an additional 6,831 persons enrolled in psychiatric treatment facilities on an ongoing basis. -njrc legal services acquired or restored 3,848 mvc identifications while obtaining 4,021 birth certificates. According to state statute, njrc vitiated outstanding fines and liabilities of njrc program participants through monetizing time served in county and state correctional facilities.-njrc served 3,844 program participants enrolled in njrc case management during the fiscal year 2023. The present overall total number of program participants is 22,203, including non-phe and phe, as well as those participants enrolled through county jails, addiction treatment, and alternative diversionary programs.

Pre-apprenticeship program:-the significant growth in the program participant membership provided njrc with certain advantages, including participating more vigorously in training and employment with cisco certification for networking technician and pre-apprenticeship training for diesel mechanics licensure. Njre's 25,000-square-foot training and employment center provides "industry-recognized credentials and A long-term career employment trajectory.