Help after prison

Answer 1

You keep living your life.

Observation:Upon being released from prison, the recently released normally go through a transitional period. Often they are placed on parole or in half-way houses, ostensibly to help with the adjustment to freedom. Generally, they are required to obtain employment and account for their whereabouts. The idea is to build new habits that will allow the person to avoid returning to a life of crime.

The reality of it is that the majority of the vocal public fueled by the politically avaricious believe that those released from prison will all reoffend. It is expected to the degree that finding residence, locating and securing employment, and other necessities of life are made so difficult for ex-offenders, that reoffending can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Answer 2

In the UK there are many organizations that help ex prisoners, both public and private. In fact there are more for offenders than there are for victims. See your local social services department.

In the US many states have reentry programs to help ex-prisoners readjust to society. The programs may entail help with finding jobs, housing, etc.

For reentry programs in your state visit:

https://exoffenders.net/reentry-programs-assistance/

There may also be private organizations which help, too, and could be found online or through the state reentry programs.