Program 1 · 31.8% of program spending $25.6M
Social justice services (sjs) operates community-based residential reentry programs for people transitioning from incarceration to the community. In fy2025, crj's community-based residential reentry programs served 808 residents referred by federal, state, and county correctional systems, as well as parole and probation agencies. Using evidence-based interventions, our goal is to support individuals so that they can be successful in the community and not return to the criminal justice system. Presently, the program's primary funding source is the federal bureau of prisons and the…
Program 2 · 10.6% of program spending $8.6M
The crime and justice institute (cji) bridges the gap between research and practice with data-driven solutions that drive bold, transformative improvements in adult and youth justice systems. With a reputation built over many decades for innovative thinking, issue analysis, and a client-centered approach, cji helps organizations achieve better, more cost-effective results for the communities they serve. The program's primary funder is bureau of justice assistance (bja). Funding is also provided by arnold ventures, office of juvenile justice delinquency prevention (ojjdp), and national…
Program 3
Behavioral health services/family reentry (bh/fre) in august of 2020, crj acquired through a merger family reentry (fre), a bridgeport ct - based non-profit agency which became a part of our sjs division. Since the merger, the program opened two behavioral health clinics in new haven and new london, ct. And opened a recovery community center in bridgeport, ct. Serving both court referrals and the greater community. The program's primary funder is court support services division-ct judicial branch. Funding is also provided by the department of corrections-ct and the department of children &…
Program 4 · 4.7% of program spending $3.8M
Community strategies - new hampshire (csnh) provides comprehensive, community-based residential and vocational services for adults with developmental disabilities in a supportive and therapeutic environment. As a specialized service provider, csnh possesses unique expertise in assisting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as psychiatric disorders, including those with prior involvement in the criminal justice system. By emphasizing the use of positive behavioral supports (pbs), csnh aims to maximize opportunities for these individuals to live as independently…
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III