Coming home after incarceration is only the beginning.

For many returning neighbors, finding stability can feel almost impossible. Without support, many men returning home face barriers to housing, work, healthcare, community, and healthy routines, increasing the risk of falling back into cycles of instability or re-incarceration. That’s why SVdP’s IMMERSION re-entry ministry matters. Our St. Louise de Marillac Conference in Dallas, GA is preparing to launch this ministry to walk alongside recently paroled men across central and north Georgia during one of the most critical periods of re-entry. Through mentorship, phone calls, encouragement, and face-to-face support, Vincentians will help neighbors work toward stability and a fresh start. This work is rooted in relationship, dignity, and the belief that every person deserves the opportunity to begin again. Volunteers are currently needed to provide phone-based and face-to-face support, especially during the first 90 days after release, when encouragement, accountability, and human connection can make a meaningful difference. 🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio!