Reentry

Title	Evidence Rating	Topics	Summary	RCT
Program Profile: Prisoner Rehabilitation Authority Vocational Support and Supervision Program (Israel)	Effective | One study	Parole, Mental health, Corrections, Reentry, Community corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs, Rape and sexual assault, Effective Evidence Rating	This program provides community supervision and services to individuals released early from prison to help them find employment and reduce their recidivism. The program is rated Effective. Program participants were less likely to be reincarcerated and had higher rates of integration into the workforce, compared with individuals who did not participate in the program. These differences were statistically significant. Date Posted: 2/4/24	None
Program Profile: Denver (Colorado) Supportive Housing Social Impact Bond Initiative (Denver SIB)	Effective | One study	Corrections, Jails, Correctional facilities	This is a program for homeless individuals who are often in jail, to increase their housing stability and reduce their criminal justice involvement. The program is rated Effective. Individuals in the treatment group had statistically significant reductions in arrest, jail stays, days in jail, and shelter stays and visits, and statistically significant increases in mental health services, compared with the control group, but there was no statistically significant effect on substance use services. Date Posted: 6/20/23	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Reentry Services of Clay County (Minnesota)	Ineffective | One study	Probation, Mental health, Substance abuse, Reentry, Case Management, Treatment, Comprehensive/wraparound services, Access to education, Corrections, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Juvenile (under 18), Mentoring, Child health and welfare, Juvenile delinquency	This is a one-to-one mentoring program aimed at improving public safety by assisting youths who commit offenses with comprehensive reentry services following their release into the community. The program is rated Ineffective. There was no statistically significant difference between program and comparison group youths in prevalence of reoffense. Program youths had statistically significantly fewer official juvenile justice contacts within 1 year of release, compared with comparison group youth Date Posted: 1/19/23	None
Program Profile: Oklahoma's Juvenile Second Chance Act Reentry Program (Tulsa, OK)	Ineffective | One study	Reentry, Case Management, Corrections, Juvenile recidivism prediction, Crime prevention, Juvenile delinquency, Juvenile justice, Juvenile detention	This is a juvenile reentry program that offers services to youth returning to the community in Tulsa, Okla., after their out-of-home placements. The goal of the program is to reduce rates of recidivism for high-risk youth. The program is rated Ineffective. There were no statistically significant differences in reconviction rates for treatment group youth who received the program’s services, compared with comparison group youth who did not receive services. Date Posted: 10/18/22	None
Program Profile: Daily Automated Telephony With a Brief Cognitive Intervention for Persons on Parole (Sweden)	Promising | One study	Parole, Cell Phones, Mental health, Alcohol, Community corrections, Corrections, Reentry, Legal substances, Drugs	This was an automated telephony program designed for those recently paroled in Sweden that provided immediate feedback to participants and sent daily reports to their parole officers. The program is rated Promising. Treatment group participants reported statistically significantly less alcohol use, drug use, and internalizing behaviors at the 1-month follow-up, compared with control group participants. Date Posted: 7/11/22	None
Program Profile: Harlem (NY) Parole Reentry Court	Promising | One study	Parole, Probation, Reentry courts, Prisons, Corrections, Specialty/problem-solving courts, Corrections, Community corrections, Inmate programs	This is a reentry program designed to assist parolees transition from life in prison to life in the community. The program is rated Promising. The treatment group had statistically significant reductions in rates of reconvictions and parole revocations, increases in numbers of months employed, and a greater likelihood of receiving a high school diploma or GED, compared with the control group. However, there were no statistically significant differences in rate of rearrests or substance use. Date Posted: 4/27/20	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Veterans Moving Forward (San Diego, Calif.)	Promising | One study	Mental health, Recidivism, Crime prevention	This program is designed to assist incarcerated male veterans of the U.S. military by providing them with in-custody treatment, services, and linkage to rehabilitative programming and community resources and reduce their chances of recidivism. The program is rated Promising. Results showed a statistically significant reduction in recidivism for program participants during the 12-month follow-up period, compared with the comparison group. Date Posted: 3/24/20	None
Program Profile: Delaware CREST Outreach Centers	Promising | One study	Parole, Probation, Mental health, Alcohol-Related Offenses, Corrections, Correctional facilities, Reentry, Drugs	This is a residential work-release program that uses therapy, counseling and treatment for persons convicted of a crime with a history of substance use who are reentering society. The program is rated Promising. There were statistically significant increases in participants being injection-free at 6 months and being drug-free after 3 years; however, there were no statistically significant effects in condom use (at 6 months) or being arrest-free (after 3 years). Date Posted: 5/21/19	None
Program Profile: Second Chance Act (SCA) Adult Reentry Demonstration Programs	Ineffective | One study	Parole, Probation, Mental health, Reentry courts, Community corrections, Corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Employment initiatives	This is a program designed to reduce recidivism and improve employment rates through reentry services for individuals who have a moderate-to-high risk for reoffending. The program is rated Ineffective. At the 30-month follow up, there were no statistically significant differences in rearrest, reconviction, reincarceration, or employment rates between program participants and control group members. Date Posted: 5/13/19	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: YouthBuild Offender Program	Promising | One study	Diversion, Reentry, Youth development, Jobs and workforce development, Positive youth development, Treatment, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Juvenile (under 18), Young adults (18-24), Employment initiatives	The program provides education, vocational training, and other youth-development services to low-income youths, ages 16–24, who have been convicted of a crime. The program is rated Promising. The program statistically significantly reduced recidivism and increased the likelihood of receiving a high school diploma, GED, trade license, or training certificate. However, there were no effects on enrollment in postsecondary courses, employment, or certain measures of youth development. Date Posted: 8/7/18	None
Program Profile: High-Risk Revocation Reduction (HRRR) Program in Minnesota	Promising | One study	Prisons, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Intimate partner violence, Violent crime	This is an adult reentry program designed to reduce recidivism among high-risk males who were previously released from a state prison but returned to prison for violating conditions of their supervised release. The program is rated Promising. The program was shown to have a statistically significant effect on reducing revocation and reconviction; however, it did not have a statistically significant effect on reducing rearrests and reincarceration. Date Posted: 5/8/18	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Milwaukee Safe Streets Prisoner Release Initiative (PRI)	Promising | One study	Mental health, Prisons, Reentry, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs	This program combines enhanced employment opportunities and wraparound services for incarcerated persons before and after release from prison. The program is rated Promising. There was a statistically significant reduction in likelihood of rearrests for program group participants, compared with the control group. There was also a lower rate of reimprisonment for program participants than nonparticipants; however, this difference was not statistically significant. Date Posted: 1/30/18	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Functional Family Parole	Promising | One study	Parole, Mental health, Reentry, Treatment, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Child health and welfare, Employment initiatives, Juvenile (under 18)	This is a supervision program that incorporates family-focused, strengths-based principles of Functional Family Therapy. The goal of the program is to reduce re-arrests and increase employment rates. The program is rated Promising. Participants in the intervention were less likely to be re-arrested, more likely to be employed, and earned more per quarter, compared with the comparison group. These findings were statistically significant. Date Posted: 11/20/17	None
Program Profile: Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Non-Hospital Residential (NHR) Program	Promising | One study	Parole, Corrections, Community corrections, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism	These were community-based, substance abuse treatment programs for recently paroled, substance-dependent individuals. The primary aim of the programs was to treat participants’ substance abuse in the community while reducing their likelihood of reoffending. The program is rated Promising. Program participants were less likely to be convicted of a new crime, when compared with the community comparison group; this was a statistically significant difference. Date Posted: 10/10/17	None
Program Profile: Discretionary Parole in New Jersey	Promising | One study	Parole, Prisons, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Sentencing, Courts	This allows individuals to be released early from a prison in New Jersey and complete the remainder of their sentences under supervision, with the goal of reducing recidivism. The program is rated Promising. The treatment group released early from prison had statistically significantly lower rates of reconviction, number of days until reconviction, re-arrests, and days to re-arrest, compared with those who had completed their entire sentences and were unconditionally released to the community. Date Posted: 9/25/17	None
Program Profile: Mentally Ill Offender Community Transition Program (Washington)	Effective | One study	Parole, Probation, Mental health, Prisons, Correctional facilities, Corrections, Reentry, Inmate programs, Recidivism, Crime prevention	The program is targeted at individuals whose mental illnesses are seen as instrumental in their offenses, and who are likely to qualify for and benefit from publicly supported treatment in the community. The overall goal is to reduce recidivism . The program is rated Effective. Participants in the program were less likely to be convicted of any new offense and convicted of felony offenses, compared with the matched comparison group. The difference was statistically significant. Date Posted: 9/25/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Intensive Supervision for Persons on Probation at High-Risk of Committing Offenses (California)	Ineffective | One study	Probation, Federal parole guidelines, Community corrections, Reentry	This is an enhanced probation intervention targeted at high-risk individuals in three counties in California. The program is rated Ineffective. There were no statistically significant effects of the intervention on rearrest. At one site, the treatment group had statistically significantly more technical violations, than the comparison group; however, there were no statistically significant effects on technical violation rates at the other two sites. Date Posted: 9/20/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: North Carolina Vocational Delivery System	Ineffective | One study	Crime prevention, Recidivism, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs	This program was designed to assist justice-involved young adults (ages 18 to 22) in obtaining postrelease employment. It involved an integrated system of vocational training and reentry services to reduce the rate of rearrest after release. This program is rated No Effects. Results suggest there were no statistically significant differences in measures of recidivism and employment between young adults who participated in the program, compared with those who did not participate. Date Posted: 9/5/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Brief Motivational Interviewing for Alcohol Use (Incarcerated Women)	Ineffective | One study	Alcohol, Prisons, Correctional facilities, Corrections, Community corrections, Reentry, Substance abuse, Legal substances, Drugs	This program was designed to provide an alcohol intervention to incarcerated women with hazardous drinking habits who were being released from prison. The program is rated Ineffective. There were no statistically significant differences between the treatment and comparison groups on the number of days abstinent from alcohol consumption at the 6-month follow up. Date Posted: 9/5/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Minnesota Prison Work Release Program	Promising | One study	Reentry, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs	This program was designed to help individuals make a successful transition from prison to the community through provision of stable housing and support to obtain employment. The program is rated Promising. Program participants had a statistically significant decrease in rearrest, reconviction, and reincarceration rates, and an improvement in employment and number of hours worked. However, participants also had a statistically significant higher likelihood of revocations for technical violations. Date Posted: 9/5/17	None
Program Profile: Philadelphia (Penn.) Intensive Aftercare Probation Program	Promising | One study	Probation, Reentry, Violent offenders, Case Management, Corrections, Community corrections, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Juvenile detention	This program was an intensive alternative reintegration program for high-risk male juveniles who were being released to probation from a juvenile corrections facility. The program is rated Promising. Results showed that while there were no differences between the treatment and comparison groups on the percent who had been re-arrested during the 9-month follow up, the treatment group had a statistically significantly lower number of re-arrests than the comparison group. Date Posted: 9/5/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Returning Home - Ohio (RHO) Pilot Program	Promising | One study	Parole, Probation, Mental health, Community corrections, Prisons, Correctional facilities, Reentry, Crime prevention	This program linked incarcerated persons who had disabilities and were at risk for homelessness to supportive housing upon their release from prison. The goal was to reduce recidivism, homelessness, and multiple systems use. The program is rated Promising. The program was shown to statistically significantly reduce the probability of rearrest (but not re-incarceration) and length of time from release to rearrest; however, treatment group participants were rearrested more frequently. Date Posted: 9/5/17	None
Program Profile: Skillman Intensive Aftercare Program (Pittsburgh and Detroit)	Ineffective | More than one study	Reentry, Case Management, Comprehensive/wraparound services, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Juvenile (under 18)	This was an aftercare program in Pittsburgh (Penn.) and Detroit (Mich.) for juveniles transitioning out of a residential correctional program. The intent of the program was to decrease instances of reconviction and re-arrest among participating youths after their release into the community. The program is rated Ineffective. There were no statistically significant effects on rates of reconviction and rearrest among program participants in either city. Date Posted: 9/5/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Earned Early Release (Washington State)	Promising | One study	Parole, Probation, Sentencing guidelines, Courts, Prisons, Corrections, Correctional facilities, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Intimate partner violence, Violent crime	Under a 2003 Washington State law, incarcerated individuals who had committed certain nonviolent offenses were able to acquire earlier release time of up to 50 percent of their maximum sentence. The program is rated Promising. Individuals who were released early under the law had a statistically significant lower rate of felony convictions, compared with individuals who were not released early; however, there was no statistically significant difference on violent convictions. Date Posted: 9/5/17	None
Program Profile: Florida Work Release Program	Promising | One study	Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Sentencing, Courts, Inmate assistance programs, Employment initiatives, Reentry	This reentry program allows individuals who are nearing the end of their custodial sentences to work regular jobs in the community. The program is based in work release centers in participants’ counties of residence in Florida. The program is rated as Promising. The program was found to have a statistically significant effect on reducing reconvictions of participants and increasing their employment and quarterly earnings post-release. Date Posted: 9/5/17	None
Program Profile: Social Support Treatment with Drug Testing (Maryland)	Promising | One study	Drug testing, Parole, Cocaine, Heroin, Corrections, Community corrections, Reentry, Crime prevention, Substance abuse, Cocaine, Opioids	This program involves social support integrated with regular drug testing for recently paroled individuals who have a history of heroin and cocaine abuse. The program is rated Promising. Program participants had a statistically significant lower rate of reconviction, arrest, and incarceration, compared with the comparison group; however, there were no statistically significant effects on employment. Program participants also had a statistically significant higher positive drug-testing rate. Date Posted: 8/22/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative (Midwestern State)	Promising | One study	Parole, Probation, Prisons, Community corrections, Corrections	This program provides enhanced reentry services to support parolees with successful transition back into the community. The program follows the principles of the risk-needs-responsivity model by targeting services to those with highest risk, addressing dynamic risk factors, and emphasizing cognitive-behavioral strategies throughout the program. The program is rated Promising. The program was found to have a statistically significant effect on reconviction, but no effect on return to prison. Date Posted: 8/22/17	None
Program Profile: Indianapolis (Indiana) Reentry Project	Ineffective | One study	Parole, Probation, Community corrections, Corrections, Prisons	This was a reentry program in which individuals returning from prison were ordered by their parole or probation officers to participate in a 1-hour meeting within 90 days of their release. The meetings were meant to convey an intolerance for violence in the community and to allow the individuals to connect with service providers. The program is rated Ineffective. The program was shown to have no statistically significant effects on the likelihood of rearrest and the time to rearrest. Date Posted: 8/22/17	None
Program Profile: College Program at Maryland Correctional Training Center (MCTC)	Promising | One study	Corrections, Reentry, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism	This program offered postsecondary education for incarcerated individuals to reduce or break the cycle of continued or repeated criminal behavior. The program is rated Promising. Participants in the program had a statistically significant lower rate of arrests for a new crime than comparison group members. Date Posted: 8/22/17	None
Program Profile: Avon Park Youth Academy and STREET Smart Aftercare Program	Ineffective | One study	Training, Mental health, Diversion, Intake/assessment, Jobs and workforce development, Young juvenile offenders, Access to education, Reentry, Corrections, Correctional facilities, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice, Inmate assistance programs, Employment initiatives	This program was located at a secure-custody residential facility that provided educational and vocational training to moderate-risk male youth. The program is rated Ineffective. Participants showed a statistically significant greater likelihood of obtaining a degree, compared with nonparticipants. However, there were no statistically significant differences in any arrest for any offense overall and felony arrest specifically, employment, time employed, or higher education enrollment. Date Posted: 8/8/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Texas Intensive Supervision Parole (Houston and Dallas)	Ineffective | More than one study	Burglary, Larceny/theft, Assault, Homicide, Robbery, Drug testing, Parole, Drug possession, Community corrections, Prisons, Reentry	This program was designed to increase monitoring and control of persons on parole who demonstrated poor parole performance and were at high risk of returning to prison for a parole violation. This program is rated Ineffective There were no statistically significant differences in reconviction, rearrest, and employment rates between groups in both Houston and Dallas. In Houston, program participants were significantly more likely to have technical violations than those in the control group. Date Posted: 8/8/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Wayne County (Michigan) Second Chance Reentry Program	Promising | One study	Mental health, Reentry, Case Management, Comprehensive/wraparound services, Corrections, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Juvenile detention, Juvenile justice	This is a reentry program designed to reduce recidivism and increase reentry services for males, ages 13 to 18, who have committed offenses and are placed in a locked, residential treatment facility. The program is rated Promising. The program was shown to statistically significantly decrease recidivism rates among youths who participated in the program, compared with youths who received services as usual. Date Posted: 8/8/17	None
Program Profile: Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative (North Dakota)	Promising | One study	Parole, Corrections, Community corrections	This program provides enhanced reentry services to support persons on parole with successful transition back into the community. Services include chemical dependency treatment, psychiatric treatment, educational training, and assistance in finding housing. The program is rated Promising. The program was found to have a statistically significant, moderate effect on rearrest, but no statistically significant effect on revocation of parole. Date Posted: 8/8/17	None
Program Profile: Opportunity to Succeed (OPTS)	Ineffective | One study	Alcohol-Related Offenses, Reentry, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Intimate partner violence, Violent crime	This program was designed to reduce relapse and criminal recidivism by providing comprehensive aftercare services to individuals convicted of felonies, with alcohol- and drug-related histories. The program is rated Ineffective. There were no statistically significant program effects on rearrests, substance abuse relapse, or employment. Date Posted: 7/31/17	Randomized Controlled Trial
Program Profile: Back Door Electronic Monitoring (Sweden)	Promising | One study	Reentry, Community corrections, Corrections, Prisons, Sentencing, Courts	This program in Sweden involves the use of an ankle bracelet to determine the location of an individual who has been released following a short-term stay in prison. The overall goal is to reduce reoffending rates of participants. The program is rated Promising. Significantly fewer program participants were convicted of a new offense and sentenced to prison at the 3-year follow up, compared with control group participants. Date Posted: 7/31/17	None
Program Profile: High Intensity Training (HIT) Regime at Thorn Cross Young Offenders Institution (England)	Ineffective | One study	Reentry, Corrections	This program is a correctional boot camp that combines elements of military training with elements of rehabilitation to prepare individuals ages 18 to 21 (considered “young offenders”) for reentry into their communities. The program is rated Ineffective. At the 10-year follow up, there was no statistically significant impact on reconviction rates. Program participants had a statistically significant fewer number of reconvictions, compared with the control group; however, the difference was small. Date Posted: 7/31/17	None
Program Profile: Challenge Incarceration Program (CIP)	Promising | One study	Prisons, Corrections, Reentry, Inmate programs	This boot camp intervention in Minnesota combines a traditional military institutional program for 6 months with two 6-month phases of intensive, supervised release aftercare. The program is rated Promising. Program participants had statistically significant lower rates of re-arrest, felony reconviction, and return to prison for a new offense than the comparison group, but no statistically significant difference in the rate of return to prison for any offense. Date Posted: 7/31/17	None
Program Profile: Regional Treatment Centre Sex Offender Treatment Program (Canada)	Ineffective | One study	Sex offenders, Sex offender management, Corrections, Prisons, Reentry, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Rape and sexual assault, Violent crime, Crime prevention	This inpatient program provides group and individual therapy to those who have committed sexual offenses and have recently been released from prison in Ontario, Canada. The program is rated Ineffective. There was no significant difference in sexual recidivism rates between the treatment group and the comparison group. Date Posted: 7/31/17	None
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Parole, Community corrections, Prisons, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: Enhanced Thinking Skills (England)

Effective | More than one study

Corrections, Correctional facilities, Prisons, Reentry, Inmate programs None Program Profile: Recovery Management Checkups for Women Offenders (Cook County, Ill.)

Ineffective | One study

Jails, Correctional facilities, Corrections, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Alcohol, Substance abuse, Legal substances, Drugs Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Community Mediation Maryland Re-Entry Mediation

Promising | One study

Corrections, Community corrections, Inmate programs, Crime prevention None Program Profile: Minnesota's Enhanced Supervision Release Program

Ineffective | One study

Parole, Probation, Community corrections, Corrections, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Diversion, Courts Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Residential Aftercare Component of Quehanna (PA) Motivational Boot Camp Program

Ineffective | One study

Drug testing, Mental health, Corrections, Reentry, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Drugs None Program Profile: Quehanna (PA) Motivational Boot Camp

Promising | One study

Drug testing, Mental health, Corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Rape and sexual assault None Program Profile: Ohio's Progressive Sanctioning Grid

Ineffective | One study

Corrections, Community corrections, Courts Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Alameda County (Calif.) Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment Program

Ineffective | One study

Mental health, Jails, Correctional facilities, Corrections, Crime prevention Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Connections Program (San Diego, Calif.)

Ineffective | One study

Mental health, Jails, Corrections, Reentry Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Wichita (Kansas) Work Release Program

Promising | One study

Reentry, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: EMPLOY (Minnesota)

Promising | One study

Prisons, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs None Program Profile: Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA)

Ineffective | One study

Jails, Correctional facilities, Corrections, Prisons, Reentry, Sentencing, Courts, Employment initiatives None Program Profile: Primary Care-Based Complex Care Management (San Francisco, Calif.)

Ineffective | One study

Corrections, Prisons, Reentry, Health and mental health, Recidivism, Crime prevention Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Lifestyle Change Program

Promising | One study

Mental health, Reentry, Corrections, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: Postsecondary Correctional Education (New Mexico)

Promising | One study

Prisons, Corrections, Reentry, Inmate programs None Program Profile: New Jersey Adult Diagnostic Treatment Center (ADTC)

Promising | One study

Sex offenders, Mental health, Sex offender management, Corrections, Prisons, Correctional facilities, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Rape and sexual assault None Program Profile: The Canton of Vaud (CV) Community Supervision Program (Switzerland)

Ineffective | One study

Community corrections, Corrections, Reentry, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Sentencing, Courts Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Allegheny County (Pa.) Jail-Based Reentry Case Management Program

Ineffective | One study

Parole, Probation, Community corrections, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: Allegheny County (Pa.) Jail-Based Reentry Specialist Program

Effective | One study

Corrections, Jails, Correctional facilities, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: Minnesota Comprehensive Offender Reentry Plan (MCORP)

Promising | One study

Prisons, Inmate programs, Corrections, Correctional facilities, Crime prevention, Recidivism Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Moving On (Minnesota)

Promising | One study

Reentry, Corrections, Inmate programs None Program Profile: Prison Industry Enhancement Certificate Program (PIECP)

Promising | One study

Prisons, Correctional facilities, Inmate programs, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Inmate assistance programs, Employment initiatives None Program Profile: Community-based Residential Programs (Ohio)

Promising | One study

Parole, Mental health, Reentry, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Inmate assistance programs, Employment initiatives None Program Profile: Mental Health Services Continuum Program (Calif.)

Promising | One study

Parole, Mental health, Community corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Adult community-based corrections None Program Profile: Offender Reentry Community Safety Program

Promising | One study

Parole, Mental health, Prisons, Inmate programs, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism None Program Profile: Washington State's Residential Drug Offender Sentencing Alternative

Promising | One study

Corrections, Reentry, Inmate programs, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Courts, Drugs, Substance abuse None Program Profile: Random Drug Testing with Immediate Results and Immediate Sanctions

Promising | One study

Alcohol-Related Offenses, Drug testing, Parole, Cocaine, Heroin, Alcohol, Reentry, Community corrections, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Courts, Illegal substances, Opioids Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Minnesota's Affordable Homes Program

Ineffective | One study

Prisons, Inmate programs, Reentry, Corrections, Crime prevention, Recidivism, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs None Program Profile: Multimodal Community-Based Prisoner Reentry Program

Ineffective | One study

Drug testing, Parole, Prisons, Corrections Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: InnerChange Freedom Initiative (Minnesota)

Promising | One study

Prisons, Inmate programs, Corrections, Employment initiatives None Program Profile: Multisystemic Therapy–Family Integrated Transitions (MST-FIT)

Promising | One study

Mental health, Substance abuse, Reentry, Youth development, Home visiting, Treatment, Young juvenile offenders, Corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Drugs, Drug treatment Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Operation New Hope

Promising | One study

Parole, Reentry, Violent offenders, Treatment, Community corrections, Corrections, Juvenile detention, Child health and welfare, Drugs, Drug treatment None Program Profile: Minnesota Prison-Based Sex Offender Treatment Program

Promising | One study

Sex offenders, Mental health, Prisons, Inmate programs, Reentry, Corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Rape and sexual assault, Violent crime None Program Profile: Thinking for a Change

Promising | One study

Probation, Mental health, Reentry, Corrections, Community corrections, Recidivism, Crime prevention None Program Profile: Transitional Case Management

Ineffective | One study

Parole, Corrections, Community corrections, Reentry, Alcohol, Legal substances, Drugs Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Project Greenlight

Ineffective | One study

Mental health, Prisons, Corrections, Inmate programs, Community corrections, Corrections, Reentry None Program Profile: Modified Therapeutic Community for Individuals With Mental Illness and Chemical Abuse (MICA) Disorders Who Commit Offenses

Promising | One study

Mental health, Corrections, Reentry, Correctional facilities, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Drugs None Program Profile: Amity In-Prison Therapeutic Community

Promising | One study

Reentry, Corrections, Inmate programs, Drugs, Drug treatment Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Boston (Massachusetts) Reentry Initiative (BRI)

Promising | One study

Parole, Probation, Mental health, Jails, Correctional facilities, Community corrections, Crime prevention None Program Profile: Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (A-CRA)

Promising | More than one study

Marijuana, Alcohol, Juvenile health, Mental health, Substance abuse, Reentry, Juvenile delinquency, Juvenile (under 18), Child health and welfare, Crime prevention, Juvenile detention, Drugs, Legal substances, Drugs Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Community and Law Enforcement Resources Together (ComALERT)

Promising | One study

Parole, Mental health, Reentry, Corrections, Community corrections, Corrections, Employment initiatives, Legal substances, Drugs, Policing strategies, Crime prevention None Program Profile: Forever Free

Promising | One study

Parole, Corrections, Prisons, Recidivism, Reentry, Crime prevention, Employment initiatives, Inmate assistance programs, Drugs None Program Profile: Delaware KEY/Crest Substance Abuse Programs

Promising | One study

Corrections, Correctional facilities, Prisons, Inmate programs, Reentry, Drugs, Rape and sexual assault None Program Profile: Equipping Youth to Help One Another (EQUIP)

Promising | One study

Reentry, Youth development, Treatment, Recidivism, Crime prevention, Correctional facilities, Juvenile justice, Juvenile detention, Child health and welfare, Juvenile (under 18), Juvenile delinquency, Juvenile detention None Program Profile: Preventing Parolee Crime Program (PPCP)

Promising | One study

Parole, Reentry, Corrections, Community corrections, Prisons, Recidivism, Crime prevention None Program Profile: Hawaii Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE)

Promising | One study

Drug testing, Probation, Reentry, Corrections, Community corrections Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Strategic Training Initiative in Community Supervision (STICS)

Promising | One study

Training, Probation, Corrections, Reentry, Recidivism, Crime prevention Randomized Controlled Trial Program Profile: Auglaize County (Ohio) Transition (ACT) Program

Promising | One study

Parole, Probation, Mental health, Jails, Correctional facilities, Recidivism, Crime prevention None