Reentry Workbook - NDCS
MENTAL HEALTH EMPLOYMENT Returning from prison can be a complex transition for many formally incarcerated citizens as well as their families. There are many things to consider when preparing for your life after incarceration. Reentry staff, as well as your ase Managers, counselors, volunteers, and others are here to help you
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