A stronger path home—
A growing connecting hub for people returning from incarceration, the organizations that serve them, and communities working toward more coordinated, dignified, and successful reentry across Arizona.
We envision an Arizona where people returning from incarceration and their families can easily connect with supportive services, trusted community partners, and meaningful opportunities to thrive.
*AZ Statewide Reentry is a developing community collaboration. It is not yet a formally established coalition, incorporated organization, or government agency.
AZ Statewide Reentry connects formerly incarcerated individuals, their families, and community partners to vital resources and collaborative opportunities for successful reintegration.
Discover how you can contribute to building a supportive network for individuals reentering society and their families.
Arizona Reentry Coalitions & Collaborative Networks
Reentry work is happening across Arizona through local coalitions, regional collaborations, community organizations, government partners, and people with lived experience. This directory helps communities connect with the networks serving their area and creates opportunities for coordination across county lines.
✨ What the cactus means: 🌵 identifies a coalition or collaborative network participating in the Arizona Statewide Reentry Collaboration. Participation is self-reported through the Arizona Reentry Ecosystem Resource Intake Form. The cactus does not represent certification or endorsement; it shows a commitment to connection, information-sharing, and strengthening Arizona’s reentry ecosystem.
Join the Statewide Collaboration
Is your organization, coalition, agency, or community initiative part of Arizona’s reentry ecosystem?
Complete the Arizona Reentry Ecosystem Resource Intake Form to:
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Be included in the statewide resource network
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Receive the 🌵 participating-member designation
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Share your services, events, and referral information
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Connect with reentry partners throughout Arizona
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Help identify regional resources, service gaps, and opportunities for collaboration
This site is a work in progress and we do our best to update as frequently as possible. Thank you for your time, support & patience!
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The Pima County Reentry Coalition brings together community organizations, government agencies, service providers, advocates, faith partners, and people with lived experience to support individuals returning from incarceration.
Meetings: PCRC meets 3rd Weds monthly, with both virtual and in-person opportunities announced throughout the year. Meetings are open to reentry partners and community members.
🌵Casa Grande Alliance
Casa Grande Alliance is a community resource hub offering a low-barrier food pantry, free clothing, free virtual, evidence-based parenting, anger management, and MRT classes, and more to anyone. The Pinal Community Reentry Project at CGA serves adults (18+) incarcerated in or returning to Pinal County by providing peer support, release planning, resource navigation, and assistance accessing housing, employment, identification, and other reentry stabilization needs.
Yavapai Reentry Project
"Mission Statement
Yavapai Reentry Project is a regional support system which promotes successful reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals to improve community safety by reducing criminal behavior.
Vision Statement
All formerly incarcerated individuals returning to Yavapai County will have opportunities for community support, healthy relationships and hope for their future."
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Second Chance Tucson is a community coalition connecting justice-imacted people and their families to employment, trusted resources, and community support.
The academy provides continuing education, professional & personal development in areas like wellness, resiliency, recovery, mental health awareness, workplace culture, emotional agility, leadership skills among others. Through a blend of both in person and virtual opportunities people are encouraged to connect, share, and grow together no matter where they are in their current journey. The academy is also the state agency that provides the required 8 hours of continuing education including Ethics for lived experience professionals (Peer & Family Support Specialist) in Arizona through our AHCCCS approved curriculums.
The Yavapai Justice and Mental Health Coalition values the opportunities that our supporting justice partners, service agencies and individual members offer to our community. We acknowledge the challenges that some people face when struggling with unmet mental health and substance abuse needs and understand that these challenges have the potential for people to intersect with the criminal justice system. We have come together as a coalition because we want our community to know that we have hope. It is our pledge that our holistic, collaborative efforts will provide multiple opportunities for lives to transform; that, together, we are building a foundation for the future and stories of success. We know that collectively we are building a healthy and safe community.