Program Overview
Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) is a mentorship and support program for justice-impacted youth. Using a trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach, RAY helps young people successfully reintegrate into their communities while building confidence, stability, and life skills.
Participants receive one-on-one mentorship, personalized care planning, and access to workshops that support education, employment readiness, and overall well-being.
What We Offer:
- 1:1 Mentorship: Consistent, individualized support from trusted mentors
- Trauma-Informed Care: Support that acknowledges and responds to lived experiences
- Workshops: Financial literacy and culturally relevant skill-building sessions
- Financial Support: Monthly stipends and assistance with transportation, education, and basic needs
- Resource Navigation: Connections to education, employment, housing, and community services
- Court & System Advocacy: Guidance navigating court and justice-related systems
Who Can Participate
- Youth ages 12–25
- Justice-impacted youth
- Willingness to participate in twice-weekly mentorship and program activities
Why It Matters
With the right support, justice-impacted youth can change their trajectory. RAY promotes healing, accountability, and opportunity—helping youth build strong foundations for a positive and successful future.