The New Jersey Reentry Corporation (NJRC) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) agency with a mission to transform the lives of persons returning from addiction treatment, jail or prison, or the theater of combat.
NJRC offers comprehensive wraparound services, including addiction treatment and medication-assisted treatment (MAT); medical, dental, and psychiatric healthcare; federal, state, and county social services; case management; employment assistance and job training; legal services (bail and court fine dismissal, birth certificate, drivers license, and social security card restoration, expungements); and veteran-specific support (discharge upgrades, HUD-VASH housing, VA services).
The Governor’s Reentry Training and Employment Center offers federally and state-licensed training for industry-recognized credentials, providing individuals with the skills needed for career employment and a Second Chance.
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Women in a New Jersey Prison Celebrate a New Shot at Clemency
July 22, 2025 Briann Lindsey has been incarcerated at New Jersey’s Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women for the last nine years. She is a survivor of domestic violence, and…
Recertification as Pro Bono Provider 2025
The New Jersey Reentry Corporation is pleased to announce that we have been recertified as a certified pro bono provider under New Jersey Court Rule 1:21-11. The New Jersey Judiciary…
Exclusive Screening of “A Penitent Thief” Brings Together High Profile Figures to Spotlight Criminal Justice Reform
Documentary Being Shown at Shaquille O’Neil Theatre in Newark, NJ on Sunday, 09 March 2025 at 6:00 PM. See Why Are Celebrities, Sports Figures, Political Leaders, Judicial And Law Enforcement…
This Holiday Season, Give Someone a Second Chance
On April 4, 2017, Damon Christian Watson walked out of jail in Los Angeles County after being incarcerated for nine months for identity theft, burglary and other convictions. Alone, ashamed…
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STORIES OF LIVES CHANGED
Tom Reigle
It’s hard to imagine how much the world has changed in thirty years, and what its like to be gone for all of it.
Tom Reigle was a classic candidate for recidivism. After thirty years in prison he had virtually no resources or connections that could help him successfully reenter modern society. Luckily with the help of JCETP Tom has acquired a job and has been put in touch with housing providers and will be living on his own.
