Neighborhood Resource Centers

Neighborhood Resource Centers (NRC) offer a range of services for those who are in the criminal legal system or justice impacted. The centers focus on reintegration, restoration, and wellness through collaborative partnerships within the community. NRCs offer:

• Onsite case management.
• Workforce training.
• Digital literacy training.
• Benefits navigation.
• Support with criminal record pardon and expungement.

The first center opened at 2221 West Venango Street in Philadelphia. More locations will follow.

Juvenile Reentry Programming

Juvenile Reentry Programming focuses on supporting youth ages 12–24 who are justice-impacted or at risk.

Learn more about the available programming for juveniles.

Philadelphia Reentry Coalition

The Philadelphia Reentry Coalition (PRC) brings 180+ reentry partners together to increase collaboration, reduce duplication, align existing efforts, and strengthen stakeholders’ capacity to improve their own reentry programs.

Pushing Progress Philly

Pushing Progress Philly (P³) is the City’s community violence intervention initiative. It serves Philadelphia residents ages 18 or older who are resistant to more traditional forms of intervention in neighborhoods most vulnerable to incidents of gun violence.

The P³ program approaches violence prevention through a holistic combination of behavioral health supports, educational resources, employment coaching, and transitional job placement.

Behind the Walls Initiatives

The process for a successful reentry begins with targeted support from behind the walls. ORP provides several services to individuals currently incarcerated to support their transition home.

Fatherhood Curriculum

The Inside Out Dads Curriculum helps to bridge the gap between incarcerated father and their children and improve their understanding of responsible fatherhood.

Pre-Release Initiative

Facilitators support incarcerated individuals in preparing for a successful release by delivering a wide range of tools to support in reentry.