County Resources

The Bexar County Re-Entry Roundtable addresses several issues to meet the needs of offenders transitioning from jail and prison back into the local community: Employment & Education, Housing & Social Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health, Restorative Justice, Legislative Issues, and Research and Evaluation

The Tarrant County Reentry Coalition is a group of concerned citizens and organizations that is working to help ex-offenders reenter society from incarceration in Tarrant County. Currently the group meets monthly to discuss areas of concern, including housing, employment, and family and the possible solutions to these issues. The coalition recently launched the Tarrant County Reentry Resource Directory, a website that provides resources for individuals, their families, and the professionals assisting ex-offenders to achieve successful reentry to Tarrant County.

Re-Entry contact for all. Not only for parole, but for those discharged. For 9 years we meet every man and women at New Arrival orientation, on parole at parole offices. We are the bridge to help those returning to Tarrant County. We give direction to those needing employment, food, clothing and most all the immediate needs. Using zip codes we help show where the assistance is in near the person and to the family. (We are 501(c)3 Nonprofit) We see over 2,400 men and women each year. We have developed an extensive network to help. This network helps all that need help. We constantly update and seek out interested churches, ministries and companies. For more information please contact the organization by phone or via Facebook website.

The Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable educates, facilitates, and advocates to promote public safety through effective reentry and reintegration of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated persons.