• An Alternative to Incarceration
    An Alternative to Incarceration

    PHMC's Forensic Services programs reduce recidivism and enhance community safety. We support about 10,000 justice-involved youth, adults and families each year.

    Programs
  • An Alternative to Incarceration
    An Alternative to Incarceration

    PHMC's Forensic Services programs reduce recidivism and enhance community safety. We support about 10,000 justice-involved youth, adults and families each year.

    Programs

The Delaware County Reentry Project (DCRP) aims to address challenges with the reentry process for individuals released from the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. DCRP supports individuals before release from incarceration, through their reintegration into the community. DCRP is a voluntary program, with services available for a period of 60-90 days both before and after release.

Services

  • Reentry planning to assist with the transition from incarceration

  • Connections to resources for employment, behavioral health, and housing

  • Strengthening of relationships between incarcerated parents and their children

  • Support to build positive, beneficial relationships within the community

Eligibility & Referrals

  • Any individual who is currently under supervision in the community

  • Any individual who is serving a sentence for a new conviction and/or violation of probation/parole

  • Delaware County residents (and Philadelphia residents on a case-by-case basis)

  • Individuals of any age, gender, race, or education level

  • There are currently no exclusions regarding criminal offense(s) 

 

PHMC's Forensic Services programs support about 10,000 individuals each year.

We serve justice-involved youth, adults and families.

Manny* used his time in PHMC’s Forensic Services program to work on his housing, substance use, employment, and legal goals. Admitted to the Intermediate Punishment Program (IPP) as a non-violent offender and evaluated for chemical dependency, he benefited from the program’s behavioral health assessments, substance use treatment, vocational training, case management, and intensive probation supervision.

 

Manny achieved sobriety throughout the IPP program and has maintained it since, and recently completed both his treatment and the IPP program. He has started a new job at a plastic company, and is in a much stronger position with respect to his employment and housing stability.

 

*Name changed to protect identity.

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