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OFFENDER REENTRY STUDY

The Homeless Release Project is a San Francisco–based program that attempts to demonstrate how a continuum of care affects homeless offender reentry. Below is a snap shot of statistical analysis done for the program.

Data Summary Points

While the experimental and comparison groups had similar prior San Francisco arrest histories, the experimental group showed a decrease in recidivism rates after participating in the Homeless Release Project.

Data summary table

The data support an increase in the number of offenders who had no police contact (arrests) after establishing contact with HRP: fifteen (or 37%) for the experimental group and eight (or 20%) for the comparison group.

The data support that the number of arraignments on new misdemeanor and felony cases decreased for HRP participants: eighteen for the experimental group and twenty-nine for the comparison group. We therefore conclude that the...

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2. Executive Summary
3. Business Overview
4. Company History
5. Market Analysis
6. Financial Analysis
7. Recommendations And Evaluation Tools
8. Growth Strategy
9. Threats
10. Severe And Violent Offender Reentry Initiative
11. Colorado Department Of Correctional Services Svori Overview
12. Offender Reentry Study
13. Community–Based Treatment Model
14. Grant Opportunities
15. Financial Information