What is the goal of Reintegration for All?

The goal of Reintegration for All is centered on the process of facilitating a successful return of individuals to society following their involvement with the justice system. This concept emphasizes not just the transition from incarceration to community life, but also the support mechanisms necessary to ensure that individuals can successfully navigate this change. Reintegration aims to address the challenges faced by those exiting the justice system, such as social reintegration, employment opportunities, and access to support services, thereby reducing recidivism and fostering a stronger societal reintegration.

While options that mention punishment or rehabilitation programs are important elements of the criminal justice system, they do not encapsulate the specific aim of Reintegration for All, which is primarily focused on assisting individuals in becoming productive members of society following their justice system experiences. The emphasis is on comprehensive support that helps individuals sustain stability and reintegrate into their communities effectively.