Resources for Students Formerly Involved in the Justice System: Housing, Healthcare, Money, Consumer, etc.

This is a toll-free number that automatically connects you with your local 2-1-1 service. Callers can reach a live Information and Referral Specialist from anywhere in Washington between 9am and 5pm Monday - Friday.

Washington Connect - Dept. of Social and Human Services. Includes resources, programs and services provided by partner agencies.

Published by the Bureau of Prisons.
Includes services and resources available to help in three areas:
• for before your release,
• just after you return home,
• and later, when you’re a bit more settled in.

ILS Reentry wiki. "The resources provided here have been located and organized by the Institutional Library Services, a Washington State Library program." The resources are also useful to those formerly involved with the justice system.

DSHS Office of Minority Health
The purpose of this web page is to provide a consolidated location for available reentry resources for returning citizens and their families, HHS grantees, and other individuals/organizations working to help people leaving the criminal justice system

The purpose of this guide is to help people with disabilities who are currently incarcerated in King County jails identify outside resources as they prepare for release. This guide may also help formerly incarcerated individuals with disabilities access reentry resources in King County.

Posted by the Federal Interagency Reentry Council.

Published by the Office of Minority Health
"The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expands access to coverage and services that consumers released from incarceration may need. This fact sheet will help assist incarcerated or recently released consumers and their families.

"Provides an inventory of SAMHSA resources for individuals returning from jails and prisons, behavioral health providers and criminal justice practitioners, communities and local jurisdictions, and states."

Managed by Washington Health Exchange in conjunction with including the Health Care Authority, Office of the Insurance Commissioner, and the Department of Social and Health Services.

Published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau of the US government.