Revive Counseling Spokane

Transitional Reentry Housing Program Spokane WA

How it works

Transitional Housing

Revive Reentry Services, LLC transitional housing program was established in 2015 by three formerly incarcerated community members who wanted to help others get through the sometimes grueling and often intimidating process of reentry.  The owners walked the same path just a short time ago and understood those feelings of uncertainty, trepidation and loneliness.  While incarcerated and preparing for release, people often ask themselves: How will I do? What kind of help is out there? How do I make sure I don’t go back?   Revive Reentry’s transitional housing is available to individuals who are transitioning to the Spokane community from prisons or jails, have housing barriers due to past criminal records or are looking for an opportunity to start fresh in a safe place to grow in their recovery.  Revive Reentry’s staff have lived experience with the reentry process and work in partnership with Revive Counseling’s FCS and Peer Support Specialists to support individuals with their personal goals for successful community integration and to navigate available resources and opportunities.   

 

Please contact our Intake Coordinator, Phyllis Tatsey at (509) 319-1068 or you can email us questions about bed availability at intake@revivespokane.com

Our reentry housing Spokane program aims to provide comprehensive support that addresses the holistic needs of formerly incarcerated individuals. Our services include access to substance abuse treatment, which is crucial for those looking to maintain their sobriety. We collaborate with a local housing vendor and other local housing providers to ensure that our residents have access to stable and secure housing. Additionally, we may be able to assist with obtaining housing vouchers to alleviate financial burdens and facilitate a smoother transition into the community. 

 

Reentry centers ensure that individuals are empowered and equipped with resources to help residents meet their basic needs, including access to food, clothing, and hygiene products. We support both males and females, ensuring that our programs are inclusive and cater to the specific needs of all individuals.

 

For those in recovery, we provide connections to narcotics anonymous meetings and other support groups to foster a community of sobriety and mutual support. We understand that everyone’s situation is different and requires case by case management, including developing personalized reentry plans, connecting individuals with employment opportunities, and facilitating access to educational programs.

 

We understand that the reentry process can be challenging, and our goal is to provide a supportive environment that empowers formerly incarcerated individuals to rebuild their lives. Our partnerships with various agencies and organizations across Washington State allow us to offer a wide range of programs tailored to meet the diverse needs of our residents.

Housing Support