Whether you're inside, just released, or supporting someone coming home — these resources cover healthcare, housing, jobs, legal aid, and recovery support across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and the nation.
These lines are free, confidential, and available 24/7.
IHAP's primary operating state — active across FL counties, supporting HealthCred's 54-county presence
Free ACA marketplace enrollment for justice-involved individuals. Agents available for facilities and recently released residents across FL.
healthcred.com →Apply for Florida Medicaid online through the Department of Children and Families ACCESS portal. Available immediately upon release.
MyFlorida ACCESS →Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) across FL provide sliding-scale care regardless of insurance status. No one turned away.
Find a Health Center →Statewide network of housing and shelter resources. Warm referrals for people exiting incarceration through member agencies across all FL counties.
floridahomeless.org →Transitional housing placements for returning citizens. Specializes in finding safe housing within 72 hours of release.
Contact IHAP for Referral →Rapid rehousing vouchers available for justice-involved individuals with verified need. Accepts referrals from correctional facilities.
leecountyhousing.org →Comprehensive outpatient and residential mental health services. Medicaid accepted. Serves justice-involved population across South Florida.
hendersonbehavioral.org →Statewide network of substance use treatment providers. Many offer sliding-scale fees and Medicaid-covered residential treatment.
fadaa.org →Find addiction treatment facilities near you. Filter by payment type (Medicaid, sliding scale, free). Available in all FL counties.
findtreatment.gov →Free job placement, resume assistance, and vocational training across all FL counties. Priority services available for returning citizens.
careersourceflorida.com →Legal restoration of civil rights + employment support. Helps formerly incarcerated Floridians navigate voter registration, licensing, and employment barriers.
flrrc.com →Job training, placement, and transitional employment for justice-involved individuals. Free services, no records barrier for most programs.
goodwillsf.org →Free civil legal assistance for low-income residents — housing, family, consumer, and reentry record sealing/expungement.
legalaid.org →Resources for parole, conditional release, and clemency petitions. Understand your post-release conditions and rights.
fcor.state.fl.us →Pro bono legal help for record expungement and sealing across FL. A clean record opens doors to employment, housing, and professional licensing.
Contact IHAP for Referral →IHAP operates across multiple GA counties including metro Atlanta and surrounding areas
Free ACA marketplace enrollment for recently released individuals across Georgia. Agents available for facilities and community navigators.
healthcred.com →Georgia's online portal for Medicaid, food stamps, and other benefits. Apply the day of release. No waiting period for coverage determination.
gateway.ga.gov →Atlanta's primary safety-net hospital. Charity care and sliding-scale services. Medicaid enrollment assistance available on-site.
gradyhealth.org →State-level resources for transitional housing and supervised release programs. Connects returning citizens to county-level reentry programs.
georgiacouncil.org →Rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention for individuals exiting the justice system in the metro Atlanta area.
partnersforhome.org →Recovery coaching, peer support, and connection to treatment for justice-involved individuals across Georgia.
gcsa.net →Vocational rehabilitation, resume assistance, and job placement through GA's WorkSource network. Priority access for formerly incarcerated job seekers.
dol.georgia.gov →Workforce development and transitional employment focused on justice-involved women and men in the metro Atlanta area.
Contact IHAP for Referral →Free civil legal help statewide — including record restriction (Georgia's expungement process) to remove barriers to jobs and housing.
glsp.org →IHAP expanding across AL with active facility partnerships in multiple counties
Free ACA marketplace enrollment for justice-involved individuals across Alabama. Agents trained in AL marketplace plans.
healthcred.com →Apply for Alabama Medicaid online or by phone. Covers low-income adults and families. Coverage can begin the month you apply.
medicaid.alabama.gov →Network of community health centers across Alabama providing sliding-scale and free care regardless of insurance status or criminal history.
alphca.com →Statewide coalition coordinating housing, employment, and healthcare resources for people returning from incarceration in Alabama.
Contact IHAP for Referral →Outpatient and residential substance use treatment. Sliding scale fees. Specific reentry services available through county mental health centers.
mh.alabama.gov →Workforce development and vocational training prioritizing justice-involved workers. Partners with fair chance employers across the state.
alabamaworkforce.org →These programs operate in all 50 states and can provide immediate help regardless of where you are.
The federal government's official reentry resource hub. State-by-state guide to benefits, housing, employment, and healthcare after incarceration.
reentry.gov →Free HIV care and medications for uninsured individuals, including those recently released. No prior enrollment required in most states.
hab.hrsa.gov →Training, technical assistance, and resources for reentry practitioners, navigators, and justice-involved individuals across all 50 states.
nationalreentryresourcecenter.org →The American Bar Association's reentry resource guide covers collateral consequences of conviction in every state — know your rights.
americanbar.org/reentry →Free online mental health screening, crisis resources, and state-by-state directory of mental health services accessible to formerly incarcerated individuals.
mhanational.org →Resources for the 10 million children in the US with an incarcerated parent — counseling, family reunification support, and child welfare resources.
cssp.org →Rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention resources specifically for justice-involved individuals. State and county finder available online.
endhomelessness.org →Second chance employment network connecting formerly incarcerated individuals to fair chance employers across the US. Job board and employer directory.
dkbfoundation.org →IHAP can connect you with a trained navigator in your county or state. Free service for individuals, families, and facilities anywhere IHAP operates.
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