The purpose of the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Prevention and Re-Entry Foundation is to help finance crime prevention activities, to operate camps and programs for at-risk kids and to develop and operate re-entry programs at the Pulaski County jail.
According to an Arkansas Department of Corrections report, the recidivism rate in Arkansas is 58.21% over three years for those released on parole. Giving released prisoners the skills needed to avoid incarceration in the future could reduce the prison population by 25% or more.
To grow into mature, productive, law-abiding members of our community,young people need positive role modelsand guides. CSI Academy’s preventionprograms offer caring mentors who aretrained to inspire and educate school-age children on important life-skills.
FIND OUT MORERe-entry drug programs provide a mechanism for the successful reintegration of the serious drug-using offender back into society.
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