Too often, people with substance use disorder encounter barriers when transitioning from correctional facilities back into their communities. We exist to change that. By fostering connection and equipping individuals with resources before release, we help break cycles of relapse and recidivism while opening doors to stability, healing, and opportunity.
Correctional Facility Recovery Coaching Program
Restoring Hope, Building Pathways
At MRC, we believe every recovery journey deserves dignity, support, and access to resources — no matter where it begins. Our Correctional Facility Recovery Coaching Program offers peer-to-peer recovery support to individuals who are currently incarcerated, helping them prepare for successful reentry and long-term recovery.
Why This Matters
What We Do
- Peer-to-Peer Partners: Coaches bring lived experience and empathy, walking alongside participants as trusted guides rather than authority figures.
- Recovery Through Relationship: We center trust and connection, helping individuals envision and build a future in recovery.
- Resource Navigation: From housing and employment to healthcare and community support, we help connect people to what they’ll need upon release.
- Individualized Support: Every pathway looks different. Our approach respects each participant’s unique journey, culture, and goals.
Our Approach
- Inclusive & Relatable: Meeting people where they are, free of stigma or judgment.
- Resourceful & Engaging: Linking participants to practical tools and opportunities that support reentry.
- Dedicated & Trustworthy: Standing as a steady partner throughout the transition process — not just at release, but beyond.
The Impact
When recovery begins inside correctional facilities, individuals are better equipped to thrive outside them. By addressing needs early and fostering connection, we not only support personal transformation but also contribute to safer, healthier communities.
Get Involved
If you’d like to learn more about our Correctional Facility Recovery Coaching Program — whether as a partner, volunteer, or supporter — reach out today. Together, we can remove barriers, restore lives, and create lasting pathways to recovery.
