Find practical resources, clear next steps, and tools designed to help you navigate the first ninety days after release.
The Prison Humanity Project exists to close the gap between release and stability. We provide practical, step-by-step navigation tools for the first 90 days — the period when most people are most at risk of returning.
Housing, ID, employment, healthcare, food — organized by state and need.
A clear sequence of steps so you're never wondering what to do today.
Day-by-day guidance written by someone who navigated this exact situation.
Search by category and state to find resources near you.
The first three days after release are the most critical — and the most disorienting. This free packet walks you through exactly what to do, in what order, and where to go. No guesswork.
A 90-Day Companion
Joshua Toney
"A day-by-day guide for the first 90 days after release — written by someone who lived it."
Laced Up is a practical, no-nonsense companion that walks you through the first three months of reentry. Each day has a focus, a task, and a reminder that you can do this.
The Prison Family Survival Guide
Reentry doesn't just affect the person coming home. It affects everyone who loves them. The Prison Family Survival Guide gives families the tools, language, and resources to navigate this transition together.
Family ResourcesEvery state has different rules, programs, and resources. Find what's available where you are.
Every state has different reentry rules, programs, and resources. Start by selecting your state.
Use the Build My First 7 Days tool to get a prioritized checklist for your first week — organized by what needs to happen right now and what can wait.
Use Laced Up or the free packet to work through each step, one day at a time.
Access national programs and state-specific resources — housing, employment, ID, healthcare, food, and legal help — organized by category and verified individually.
Why navigation matters in the first 90 days.
Day zero. Everything is new and overwhelming.
Without a plan, most people freeze or make costly mistakes.
A clear roadmap reduces chaos and builds momentum.
Housing, income, and identity documents secured.
Sustainable footing in the community.
Navigation is the intervention. When people know what to do next, they do it.
The Prison Humanity Project works with organizations, funders, and volunteers who believe in practical support.
Reentry programs, halfway houses, legal aid organizations, and social service providers.
Foundations, individual donors, and corporate partners who want to fund practical navigation tools.
Researchers, writers, social workers, and formerly incarcerated people who want to contribute.
Free planning tool
Answer five short questions. Get a prioritized checklist for your first week home — organized by what needs to happen right now, in the next 24 hours, and over the following days.
No account. No email. Saves in your browser. Works on your phone.