Reentry Programs

Thousands of people are released from Florida prisons each year. Many more are released from local jails or are on community control. However, as formerly incarcerated and at risk individuals attempt to get their lives back on track and reenter the workforce, they face challenges and do not have the resources to navigate them.

Goodwill can help. People at risk will have resources and opportunities to gain the advantage and work in high-demand, high-wage jobs without waiting to get a college degree. Goodwill’s GO4 Program is a grant-funded program that will enroll 85 young adults.

What is the Goodwill Reentry Program?

The Goodwill® LifeLaunch: Growth Opportunities 4 Program, an employment and training program for justice-impacted individuals, is made possible with a $5.1 million grant award, covering 98 percent of operating costs, from the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. Goodwill is contributing leveraged funding valued at $111,470 to cover the remaining 2 percent of operational costs.

Please read our FAQ about this program.

Who is eligible for this program?

• 18–24-year-olds with justice system involvement.
• Must reside in Leon or Gadsden County
• Eligible to work in the U.S.

What does the Reentry Program do?

The Reentry Program assists individuals with employment by providing resources needed to acquire and maintain jobs. Resources includes GED prep and completion and college prep skills for success in workforce development programs. Additional evaluation, assessment, and development of other life skills such as financial literacy, life, and career goal setting are part of the road map for participants’ success in reentry.

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