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No Place Like Home: Housing and the Ex-Prisoner

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No Place Like Home: Housing and the Ex-Prisoner

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Bradley, Katharine H.

Community Resources for Justice, Inc. (Boston, MA)

Published 2001. 14 pages.

Problems facing ex-offenders in their acquisition of permanent, sustainable housing are addressed along with solutions to this challenge. Following the observation that "[h]ousing is the lynchpin that holds the reintegration process together" (p. 1), this briefing provides a discussion about the following topics: barriers to reentry; the corrections problem; the housing crunch; a snapshot survey of three pre-release facilities; and transitional housing recommendations. Accession Number: 017556

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