CRF

Community Residential Facilities are ex-offender halfway houses, also known as reentry houses or transitional housing. These are residential facilities that provide a supportive living environment for youth who are returning to the community after being released from incarceration. These houses are designed to help individuals make a successful transition back into society and reduce the risk of recidivism (re-offending).

Ex-offender halfway houses typically offer a range of services to residents, including:

• A sober, drug-free environment

• Structured daily routines and activities

• Support and guidance from staff and peer mentors

• Assistance with finding employment and housing

• Access to recovery resources and support services

• Case management and other supportive services

The goal of ex-offender halfway houses is to provide a safe and supportive environment in which individuals can work towards rebuilding their lives and becoming self-sufficient.

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