Extends programs that help formerly incarcerated people get treatment and housing.
This bill would extend several programs that help people leaving prison or jail get back on their feet. It would continue funding for services like job training, family support, and education through 2030. It would also add new options for housing and substance use treatment to these programs.
Today, several federal programs that help people re-enter society after prison or jail are authorized to receive funding through the government's budget year 2023. If this bill passes, these programs would be reauthorized to receive funding through the government's budget year 2030. Additionally, State and Local Reentry Demonstration Projects would gain new authority to specifically fund substance use disorder treatment and reentry housing services.
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