Closing the Gap Between Reentry and Housing Stability
The Housing Stabilization & Reentry Program (HSRP) integrates Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) and is designed to reduce housing disparities for justice-impacted individuals and ensure immediate access to the essential resources needed for successful reintegration into society.
We believe that justice-impacted individuals (JII) deserve fair access to housing—not to be treated as second-class citizens.
This program exists to remove barriers, restore dignity, and create real pathways to stability and rehabilitation.
We believe a criminal record should not be a life sentence to homelessness or instability.
WHO THIS PROGRAM SERVES
Designed for Those Rebuilding Their Lives
This program serves:
- Justice-impacted individuals within 0–4 years of reentry
- Live in orange, Osceola, Seminole counties
- Individuals facing barriers to housing due to background, credit, or income
Priority Consideration:
- Parents with children and family households
- Income less than 50% AMI
- Homeless or at-risk of homelessness
Note: This program is specifically designed for individuals in early reentry (within four years).
Housing Stabilization & Reentry Program (HSRP)
Empowering Justice-Impacted Individuals Through Housing Support
The R.E.O. Foundation Housing Stabilization & Reentry Program (HSRP) is designed to help justice-impacted individuals achieve stable, long-term housing and successful community reintegration.
Our program focuses on preparing participants for housing, providing ongoing support, and certifying readiness, ensuring they have the skills and resources to thrive while living independently.
Our Mission
To remove barriers to housing for justice-impacted individuals by providing structured preparation, ongoing support, and measurable outcomes, while collaborating with housing providers committed to inclusive, second-chance communities.
Core Program Services
Pre-Lease Readiness Program
Preparing Participants for Successful Tenancy
We provide participants with the guidance and tools needed to secure and maintain housing.
- Comprehensive intake and documentation process
- Screening for income eligibility and housing readiness
- Rental and life-skills coaching
- Employment support and financial preparedness
Participant Outcomes:
- Improved housing readiness
- Enhanced ability to navigate housing applications
- Greater likelihood of stable, sustained tenancy
Resident Stability Program
- Ongoing housing stabilization
- Crisis prevention and intervention
- Lease compliance support
Wraparound Services (6–12 Months)
Participants receive comprehensive support, including:
- Employment stability
- Financial management and budgeting
- Credit repair and rebuilding
- Trauma-informed care and support services
We stay with our participants—not just place them.
Reentry Housing Certification
Preparing Participants for Long-Term Success
The Reentry Housing Certification is a program-based standard that verifies a participant’s readiness for independent housing and long-term stability.
Certification Includes:
- Documentation of program participation and compliance
- Verification of income and housing eligibility
- Credit repair and financial preparation
- Demonstrated life skills for independent living
Participant Outcomes:
- Demonstrates readiness for stable housing and future homeownership
- Signals accountability and commitment to maintaining housing
- Builds confidence with landlords and housing partners
WHY THIS PROGRAM MATTERS
Reducing Recidivism Through Stability
Housing is more than shelter—it is the foundation for:
- Employment stability
- Family reunification
- Mental and emotional well-being
- Successful reintegration
By addressing housing disparities, this program directly contributes to:
- Reduced recidivism
- Stronger families
- Safer, more stable communities
Funding Opportunities
This program aligns with funding priorities for:
- Reentry and justice-impacted populations
- Affordable housing retention and stability
- Community reintegration and supportive services
Grant funding may support
- Staffing for case management and housing navigation
- Program materials and participant resources
- Outcome tracking and reporting
Housing Partnerships
Partnering With Those Who Open Doors
We collaborate with developers, landlords, and property managers to expand access to safe, stable housing for justice-impacted families.
Through our R.E.D.E.E.M. Housing Partner Certification, we prepare and support partners to confidently house our participants—with ongoing case management provided by our team.
- Set-aside units in multifamily developments
- Second-chance leasing partnerships
- Risk reduction through ongoing support
- Reliable tenant placement pipeline