Resources

Helpful Links

For Returning Citizens – Florida Reentry Resources

Job Listings & Employment Support

Florida Reentry Resources Directory – Browse statewide services for employment, housing, counseling, and basic needs for returning citizens. Visit Reentry Resources – ProbationInfo.org
Florida 211 – Dial 2-1-1 or visit to connect with local support for housing, employment, food, mental health, and more. Visit Florida 211
Find211.org – Florida – Find helpful community services by ZIP code including housing and employment referrals. Visit Find211.org
Re-Entry Alliance Pensacola (REAP) – Local reentry support including housing referrals, job assistance, education support, and mental health referrals in Pensacola. Visit REAP Resource Center
CareerSource Florida – Statewide workforce services with job search assistance and training programs. Visit CareerSource Florida

Housing & Shelters (Florida)

Florida Housing Assistance Directory (OACRA) – Search transitional housing, emergency shelters, and reentry-friendly programs like Miami Rescue Mission and Camillus House. Visit OACRA Florida Housing Directory
Florida Department of Corrections Reentry Services – Official search for resources including housing in Florida. Visit FL DOC Resource Directory

Counseling & Support Referrals

Florida 211 Mental Health & Support – Call or visit to get connected with mental health support, crisis resources, and counseling referrals through trained specialists. Visit Florida 211
Local Reentry & Community Resources – Use Florida 211 to find support groups, substance use treatment, transportation assistance, and veteran services near you. Visit Find211.org

For Families Supporting Reentry

Florida 211 Family Support – Connect families with local support groups, counseling, legal aid, and community helper networks. Visit Florida 211
ProbationInfo.org Florida Reentry – Directory includes resources families can use to help loved ones reintegrate with legal, housing, job, and mental health assistance. Visit Reentry Resources Directory

Tip: Keeping documentation organized such as ID, release paperwork, resumes, and contact lists helps streamline access to services and supports during the reentry process.