Coolidge House
307 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
Learn MoreProgram Director: Joe Jarvis
307 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
Adult Residential Reentry
Federal
1973
116 Beds
Men and women referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts.
Coolidge House is CRJ’s largest reentry program, supporting men and women transitioning from federal incarceration back into Massachusetts communities.
Program Director: Lisa Chute
107 Park Drive, Boston, MA 02215
Adult Residential Reentry
State
1965
65 beds
Men referred by the Suffolk and Norfolk county sheriff’s departments, or the Massachusetts Parole Board.
Brooke House is CRJ’s longest running reentry program, supporting men transitioning from Massachusetts jails and prisons back into Boston neighborhoods.
Program Director: Walter Davies
1490-1492 Elm Street, Manchester, NH 03101
Adult Residential Reentry
Federal
2009
45 beds
Men and women referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts.
Hampshire House supports men and women transitioning from federal incarceration back into New Hampshire communities.
Program Director: Monique White
35-37 Elizabeth Street, Albany, NY 12202
Adult Residential Reentry
Federal
2011
42 beds
Men referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts.
Horizon House supports men and women transitioning from federal incarceration back into New York and Vermont communities.
Program Director: Sharon King
67 Slater Street, Pawtucket, RI 02860
Adult Residential Reentry
Federal
2017
32 beds
Men and women referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts.
Houston House is SJS’s newest program, supporting men and women transitioning from federal incarceration back into Rhode Island communities. It’s named in memory of Neil J. Houston Jr., the longtime head of one of the organizations that would later merge to become Community Resources for Justice.
Program Director: Kimberly Kadziolka
115 Glenwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY, 14209
Adult Residential Reentry
Federal
2020
38 beds
Men and women referred by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Probation, or the federal courts
The LightHouse Reentry Center is located on the site of the former Buffalo Halfway House, which operated from 1974 to 2017. Community Resources for Justice received approval from the Federal Bureau of Prisons to re-open the reentry center in 2019.
Assistant Program Director: Alana Farrell
699 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
Adult Residential Reentry
State
1975
33 beds
Women referred by county sheriffs’ departments, the Massachusetts Department of Correction, the Massachusetts Parole Board, or the Massachusetts Probation Service
McGrath House is CRJ’s reentry program for women, providing gender-specific support as they transition from incarceration back into the community.
Multiple locations, New Bedford and Fall River, Massachusetts
Adult Residential Reentry
State
2020
26
Men and women referred by county sheriffs’ departments, the Massachusetts Department of Correction, the Massachusetts Parole Board, or the Massachusetts Probation Service.
The New Bedford Reentry Center includes a total of 20 beds for men and 6 beds for women at multiple locations in New Bedford and Fall River.
1150 Riverdale St., West Springfield, MA 01089
Adult Residential Reentry
State
2019
30
Men and women referred by county sheriffs’ departments, the Massachusetts Department of Correction, the Massachusetts Parole Board, or the Massachusetts Probation Service.
WMRC is a community-based residential program located near community resources with easy access to public transportation in West Springfield.
75 Washington Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06604
Non-residential
State
1984
Since 1984, Family ReEntry has worked to break cycles of violence, crime, and incarceration by providing client-centered interventions and support services to empower and strengthen individuals, families, and communities. Family ReEntry provides domestic violence treatment and education, community reentry services, mentoring programs, and intensive outpatient programs. The Bridgeport, Connecticut-based non-profit merged with Community Resources for Justice in 2020, becoming a part of CRJ’s Social Justice Services division. More information is available at www.familyreentry.org.
Non-residential
2006
Watson Academy provides programming and coordinates tutoring for SJS residents and provides training for SJS staff.