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New Jersey ReentryCorporation (NJRC)Program Data
9 Locations
When comparing the costs of NJRC with incarceration, NJRC can save taxpayers a significant amount of money.
Incarcerating One Person for One Year
Enrolling OneClient in NJRC
*This includes the U.S. Department of Transportation Grant, NJ BUILD, and Project IMPACT.
MVC Identification Restored/Acquired566
Birth CertificatesObtained
Clients EmployedOverall
Clients Enrolled in theBulding Trades or the Apprenticeship Process*
435Since NJRC’s Inception:
Since NJRC’s Inception:
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2,367
Bergen County • Essex County • Hudson County • Middlesex County • Monmouth County • Ocean County • Passaic County • Union County
Recidivism$2,200 VS. $53,681
3,945 NJRC Clients
50,062 NJ Incarcerated Persons
2,284 NJ Overdose Deaths
Cost-Effective
NJRC aims to enroll clients in training programs, such as apprenticeships with the building trades.
Training OpportunitiesStaff at NJRC help clients to obtain their birth certificates, non-driver identification, and driver’s licenses. The NJRC legal teamworks to waive fines that allow for licenses to be restored when applicable.
Acquiring Identification
55-62%Employment
@nj_reentry /njreentryWWW.NJREENTRY.ORG
NJRC is committed to providing critically needed services to court involved individuals to empower them to achieve healthy self-sufficiency, thereby reducing recidivism and fostering safer communities. Working with private employers and public agencies, the NJRC strives to maximize the training and employment of this discrete population.
NJRC aims to provide clients with addiction treatment, structured sober housing, job training and employment, linkage to legal services and healthcare, and spiritual mentoring.
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Sources: NJDOC/CJR Report; CDC
The New Jersey Reentry Corporation links clientswith addiction treatment services and healthcare. The data below reflects our clients’ treatment andhealthcare utilization since NJRC began.
Client Treatment
njreentry.org/dueprocess
Keshean’s Story
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) 117
Addiction Treatment 3,130
Medicaid 2,182
Medical Treatment 911
@nj_reentry /njreentryWWW.NJREENTRY.ORG
Please watch our client, Keshean, on “Due Processwith Sandra King” at the following link:
The NJRC is fighting the good fight, providing critically needed services to persons returning from prison and jail. It is an honor to serve with the NJRC as our clients transform their lives to productive employment and healthy citizenship.”
—GOVERNOR JIM FLORIO
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The NJRC has provided tremendous services to the Latino community, particularly in securing identification and driver's licenses as well as other critically needed reentry services. We are grateful to have a partnership with the NJRC in our community.”
—SENATOR BRIAN STACK, MAYOR, UNION CITY
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My late husband, Mayor and State Senator Glenn Cunningham, established the Second Chance program in Jersey City. It's been fulfilling to watch this initiative grow and expand throughout New Jersey. The New Jersey Reentry Corporation has provided critically needed services, including addiction treatment, housing referrals, job training and employment, legal services, and linkage to healthcare, which are all necessary to support persons returning from incarceration.”
—SENATOR SANDRA CUNNINGHAM
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Many formerly incarcerated persons are ‘super utilizers’ of emergency health care services, due to chronic medical conditions, including Hepatitis C, HIV, and diabetes. The early utilization of preventative diagnostic healthcare services with sustained, consistent treatment will enable persons to access healthcare faster, more reliably, and with anticipated better health outcomes. The NJRC provides valuable research and a practical path to enhance success to date.”
