Since 1898, Volunteers of America has championed the humane treatment of prisoners and provided services to help offenders successfully transition from prison to productive life in the community. Backed by its previous legacy of services, Volunteers of America continues to develop innovative, evidence-based service models to serve the disconnected and socially disadvantaged persons re-entering society after periods of incarceration.

Maud's House community re-entry program for men recently released from jail

Words Travel family-strengthening and literacy program for incarcerated parents and their children