Life always offers you a second chance—
it's called tomorrow
WRAP and Justice Involvement
When people are experiencing incarceration or have reentered the community after incarceration, it’s vital for them to have support and hope. If you have experienced or are experiencing contact with the justice system, WRAP can help you move forward, find success, and rebuild your life in positive ways. WRAP has been supporting justice-involved individuals for years, and we know it makes a difference.
In WRAP, we believe that diagnoses and labels don’t define you. Neither does your contact with the justice system. No matter what happened in the past, you have the chance to transform your life. WRAP can support your mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness during and after incarceration and through other justice involvement. It offers a trauma-informed, recovery-based focus that centers on hope and self-direction. WRAP can also be useful for people who work in corrections and want to support themselves as they deal with work stress, face intense challenges, and help individuals prepare for parole or navigate probation.
Justice Involvement Books and Materials
Recent Blog Posts
This Narrative is Not Yet a WRAP
Happy holidays to everyone in the WRAP community! We hope you have a peaceful season of celebration and that you find time for personal wellness. This month's article is from Izzy Wilson. She is an advocate and activist for people who have been marginalized, and she...
Second Chances: Ensuring Meaningful and Successful Community Reentry Through WRAP
Sometimes life gives you a second chance, and you must choose wisely what you do with it. But one in three adults in the United States has a criminal record, as do millions of people around the world. This record limits their access to education, jobs, housing, and...
Swimming Across a Sea of Straitjackets
by Lee and Dennis Horton with Introduction by Lynn A. Miller, M.H.Ed., WRAP Associate, Advocates for Human Potential, Inc. (AHP) Introduction, by Lynn Miller I met Lee and Dennis when I was the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Mental Health Advocate and...
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