This process map outlines the intake, screening, and eligibility workflow for the Bridges to Recovery program, guiding level-of-care decisions, service engagement, and ongoing case review in a jail-based setting.

The Sheriff’s House Transitional Housing Program is a residential transition program for eligible individuals leaving detention. Resources include an application for the program and a resident agreement

RFP and accompanying budget attachment for Pierce County’s Mobile Opioid Treatment Program initiative, outlining funding opportunities, eligibility requirements, service expectations, budget guidance, evaluation criteria, and operational requirements.

A structured report for tracking overdue discharge planning activities, helping case managers and supervisors monitor open tasks, ensure timely follow-through, and identify gaps before individuals are released.

The guide should be distributed prior to release and used to identify and contact appropriate service providers based on individual needs and recovery goals. Staff can use it to support referral planning, while individuals can use the contact information and program descriptions to independently access services after release.

A brief checklist used to assess immediate reentry needs at the time of release, covering housing, medications, insurance, identification, substance use, mental health, and access to basic resources like transportation and naloxone.

A pre-release planning tool that guides individuals and staff through key transition steps across domains such as appointments, documentation, benefits, housing, employment, and legal obligations.

A set of coordinated intake, consent, and reentry planning forms used by the Fairfield County Overdose Response Team and Reentry Coalition to assess individual needs and facilitate service connections.

Manual providing comprehensive operational guidance for a jail-based MAT program, outlining program goals, clinical protocols, eligibility criteria, security procedures, behavioral health services, and reentry coordination.

A collection of four resources from Transylvania County, NC documenting and supporting a jail-based reentry program — including a final program report and three data tracking tools for care coordination, peer support, and behavioral health treatment.

A set of four operational templates to support the setup and ongoing management of Overdose Fatality Review teams — covering governing council confidentiality agreements, meeting sign-in, agendas, and interagency data sharing protocols.

This resource outlines a continuum of recovery-focused programs, including virtual peer coaching, sober living, intensive treatment tracks, and transitional housing for individuals with substance use and mental health needs.

A directory that lists local low-barrier providers and services to assist the justice-involved population with community reintegration. 

A comprehensive assessment designed to identify an individual’s needs, strengths, and goals across key domains such as housing, health, substance use, employment, finances, and social support.

This document may serve as a model to create or formalize a Programming/Reentry Coordinator role that centralizes responsibility for reentry planning and program implementation.

This document may serve as a model to create or formalize a reentry coordinator role that centralizes responsibility for reentry planning and program implementation.

This screener can be administered through a brief, person-centered conversation to identify immediate needs, strengths, and priorities that may affect successful reentry.

Two RFPs for a Marketing Consultant and a Community Awareness Campaign to clearly communicate the purpose, scope, and impact of an agency’s work.

Process mapping can help identify redundancies and missed touchpoints throughout the system.