What We Are Working Toward Doing

Programs built for transformation.

Three community-rooted programs — peer-led reentry support, recovery peer support, and safer-connections outreach — designed to meet our neighbors where they are and walk with them into a new phase.

Reentry Peer Connection Program

Lived Experience. Trusted Support. A New Phase Forward.

A community-based, peer-led program supporting individuals returning home after incarceration, detention, or other justice-system involvement. Participants are matched with trained peer support specialists who have relevant lived experience and offer mentoring, individualized reentry planning, resource navigation, advocacy, and steady encouragement. Support can begin before release and continues throughout the transition back into the community — because a person's past does not eliminate their potential.

  • Prerelease planning and individualized Reentry Success Plans
  • Peer mentoring and nonclinical emotional support
  • Help with ID, housing, transportation, healthcare, and benefits
  • Employment, education, and credential navigation
  • Support with probation, parole, and supervision requirements
  • Family reunification and community reconnection

Safe Connections Outreach Program

Protecting Health. Preserving Dignity. Strengthening Communities.

A community-based sexual-health and wellness outreach initiative serving neighbors facing elevated risk of HIV and other STIs, food insecurity, homelessness, substance use, and limited healthcare access. Through compassionate, confidential, nonjudgmental outreach, we distribute free safer-sex supplies along with food, water, and hygiene items, and provide practical health education and warm referrals to trusted providers — meeting people exactly where they are.

  • Free condoms, lubricant, and discreet wellness kits
  • Snacks, sack lunches, bottled water, and hygiene items
  • Safer-sex, HIV/STI, PrEP, and PEP education
  • Warm referrals to testing, healthcare, and behavioral health
  • Housing, food, reentry, and social-service connections
  • Mobile street outreach, health fairs, and community events

NuPhayz PEIR Program (People Engaged in Recovery)

Real Connection. Your Recovery. A Path Forward.

A voluntary, community-based peer support and resource navigation program for adults affected by substance use disorder. Participants gain a consistent person to talk with, practical help identifying their own recovery goals, and assistance connecting with treatment, housing, and other services. Credentialed peer support specialists with lived recovery experience provide support without judgment — meeting participants where they are, whether they are considering treatment, receiving care, returning from incarceration, or rebuilding stability after a setback.

  • One-to-one peer support with credentialed peers (CPSS)
  • Participant-directed recovery planning and skill building
  • Treatment navigation and warm handoffs to providers
  • Housing and basic needs navigation
  • Community connection and ongoing engagement
  • Support through transitions, setbacks, and recurrences of use
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More Programs
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New pathways are being built. Check back soon to see what is coming next.

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Whether you are looking for services, referring a neighbor, or partnering with us, we are ready to walk alongside you.