25 Schools designed exclusively for people reentering society after incarceration — cognitive-behavioral, starting from zero, always free.

Complete a real 72-hour post-release checklist — ID, housing contact, next meal, parole check-in.

Obtain one real form of government identification.

Open a real bank account, set up direct deposit or a cash management plan, and track every dollar for 30 days.

Secure stable housing — transitional, supportive, or independent — and sustain it for 60 days.

Produce a resume, complete a mock interview with disclosure practice, and apply to three real jobs.

Complete a real 72-hour post-release checklist — ID, housing contact, next meal, parole check-in.

Complete a personal mental health inventory specific to post-incarceration and name three actions.

Map your five most common triggers, write a planned response for each, and practice them for 30 days.

Open a real bank account, set up direct deposit or a cash management plan, and track every dollar for 30 days.

Obtain one real form of government identification.

Secure stable housing — transitional, supportive, or independent — and sustain it for 60 days.

Practice your disclosure statement with three real people and refine it based on their responses.

Produce a resume, complete a mock interview with disclosure practice, and apply to three real jobs.

Build and follow a personal sobriety plan for 90 days, including at least one recovery community meeting.

Have one real, honest conversation with a family member or partner about where you are and what you need.

Establish one consistent parenting practice — a weekly call, a monthly visit, a shared routine — and sustain it for 60 days.

Identify your three biggest anger triggers from inside that still fire outside, build a response plan for each, and practice for 30 days.

Maintain full compliance with your parole or probation conditions for 90 days and document the process.

Set up a phone, an email account, and one professional online profile, and complete a digital safety audit.

Schedule and attend one real medical appointment, one dental appointment, and complete a personal health inventory.

Establish one consistent faith practice — prayer, worship, study, community — and sustain it for 60 days.

Build a reliable 30-day transportation plan for your real life — how you get to work, parole, appointments — and execute it.

Plan, shop for, and cook 14 meals from scratch over 30 days on a real budget.

Map your three highest-risk temptation scenarios, write a specific exit plan for each, and practice them.

Identify three people in your new life who support your goals, spend real time with each over 60 days, and document what changed.

Build and sustain a sleep protocol for 30 days that accounts for the specific disruptions of post-release life.

Write a personal narrative that includes your record but is not defined by it, and share it with one trusted person.

Research and document three legal rights relevant to your situation that you did not know about before this School.

Write a 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year life plan that goes beyond "stay out" to "build something."

Mentor, volunteer, or serve in one real community capacity for 60 days and document what you gave and what you received.
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