Pre-Release Program

Coming soon 2028

The Montana Re-Entry Pre-Release Program

The Pre-Release Program is designed to prepare participants for their transition from incarceration to life in society. This structured program addresses the practical, emotional, and spiritual challenges that individuals face as they approach release. Through a combination of mentorship, education, and community engagement, the program equips participants with the skills and resources necessary for a successful and meaningful reintegration.

01.

Purpose and Goals

Purpose:
To empower individuals nearing release with the tools and confidence they need to navigate the challenges of reintegration and build a positive future.
Goals:
- Provide practical skills and resources for housing, employment, and financial stability.
- Strengthen emotional and mental preparedness for the transition.
- Foster personal accountability and spiritual growth.
- Connect participants with mentors and community resources to build a support network.
- To create an environment where guys can complete treatment plans which in turn will reduce recidivism

02.

Program Structure

Duration:
The program will be between 12-24 months. Participants are expected to attend and graduate from all the required programs for their development chart.
Location:
TBD – Long term goal is to have a learning facility with housing attached. Administrations will also be house along with program managers. In the meantime we are partnering with our community members to provide housing, learning centers etc.
Facilitators:
- Montana Re-Entry Program staff members.
- Licensed Sex Offender and Violent Offender treatment therapist.
- Volunteers with expertise in areas like finance, employment, and emotional health.
- Faith leaders to provide spiritual guidance and support.

03.

Components

The Pre-Release Program is divided into sections, each focusing on critical areas for reintegration:

1. Sex Offender Treatment

The University of Cincinnati (UCCI) Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Sexual Offending

2. Violent Offender Treatmen

NAMA , A cognitive -behavioral approach

3. ACE Program - Adverse Childhood Experiences

4. Careers - Evaluations for Career Development & Gifting

Internships and working with individuals they want to build long-term relationships with.

5. Financial Training

Foundations in personal finance: Ramsey

6. Education

Reading comprehension
GED preparation
Writing skills
Lincoln Center and MSU City College options

7. Biblical comprehension

Montana Bible College

8. Parenting

9. Relational Wisdom

RW360 program

10. Culinary Skills

04.

Key Focus Areas

The program is built around addressing the following core areas for successful reintegration:

Rehabilitation: Treatment and therapy for behaviors that lead to criminal offenses.
Housing: Access to safe, affordable housing options upon release.
Employment: Skills training, job placement support, and professional development.
Financial Independence: Education on managing money and building financial security.
Family Reunification: Strategies for healing relationships and building strong family connections.
Spiritual Growth: Encouragement and guidance through faith-based mentorship.

05.

Program Outcomes

Participants will leave the program with:

A detailed reentry plan tailored to their needs and goals.
Skills and resources to find housing, secure employment, and manage finances.
Stronger emotional and spiritual resilience to navigate challenges.
Connections to mentors, community organizations, and ongoing support networks.

Support and Participation

# 01

Volunteer:

Serve as a mentor or workshop facilitator to guide participants through this critical transition period.

# 02

Donate

Contributions fund program materials, transportation, and mentorship opportunities.

# 03

Partner

Collaborate with local businesses, churches, and housing providers to expand resources for participants.