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Services & Resources

Immediate Help

Individuals returning from a period of incarceration must make sure they have access to basic resources in order to make a successful transition. These include:

  • Government Identification
  • Housing
  • Food
  • Healthcare
  • Transportation
  • Friends/mentors
  • Vocational training

If you or a loved one need help securing any of the above, REAP staff and volunteers will provide referral services to quickly connect you with the relevant community providers to meet your needs.

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Community Resource Center

Monday - Friday, 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Please call ahead for an appointment.


1000 W Blount Street
Pensacola, FL 32501

The REAP main office and Community Resource Center is located on the southeast corner of the Baptist Hospital campus.

850.332.6677
inquiries@reapreentry.org

REAP Transitional Housing Program really helps.

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Becoming a REAP Client

Extended services are offered to individuals who demonstrate a commitment to successful reentry.

Housing/ Non-Discrimination Policy

Currently, REAP has provided supported housing for more than 1,650 returning citizens. Houses are locating in both Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties in Florida. Since 2013 Reap has provided more than 200,000 night stays (one head, one bed, one night) for returning citizens and homeless individuals in their facilities. Reap does not discriminate against anyone. Read our policy:

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Eligibility

REAP assists clients in applying for Federal, State, and local benefit programs including SSI, Disability, and VA benefits in addition to appointments with a legal aide attorney.

Employment & Job Training

REAP has working relationships with over 25 employers who are predisposed to employ returning citizens. Past REAP clients have found employment in the landscape, constructions, and food service industries.

Academic Services

REAP believes that a proper education can lead to a good job. Unfortunately, many of our clients come to us without high-school diplomas or functional literacy. We provide referral services for GED and adult education programs at The University of West Florida, Pensacola State College, Locklin Technical College, and George Stone Technical College.

Mental & Emotional Support Services

Food, shelter, and employment are only part of the reentry journey. Ultimately, we hope our clients find a sense of belonging in the community so that they may thrive as citizens. In addition to hosting regular emotional support meetings for active clients, REAP offers referral services to a wide range of professional mental healthcare providers including Lakeview Center, Alcohol Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Celebrate Recovery.

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