Peer Mentorship: Mentors with lived experiences can share lessons learned about their reentry process, and guide returning citizens on how to set goals, improve communication and interview techniques, and other life skills.

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Pro-Social Activities: Incentivizing good behavior and promoting pro-social activities, or healthy hobbies, is one of the top ways to reduce recidivism. Activities that PoP hosts may include pickleball, walks on the beach, yoga, board games, and more. 

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Transportation: Instead of relying on public transportation, PoP can pick up people from prison/jail and drive them home. There may be opportunities for PoP to drive people to other locations for important reasons, such as for job interviews and cognitive behavioral programming.

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Donation Pick-Up: PoP will pick-up unwanted clothing and furniture for free. Donations will be shared with returning citizens.

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Basic Needs: PoP can give returning citizens water, food, clothes, toiletries, and more. 

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Referrals: Due to local collaborations, PoP can link returning citizens with housing and job assistance, behavioral health treatment, and other programs that may have more resources for each person’s specific needs.