How Incarcerated Individuals Are Transitioned Back Into the Community

from Muskegon Rising · host Muskegon Rotary Club

Meet Venita Melton, Correction Team Case Manager at HealthWest. Listen and learn how incarcerated individuals are transitioned back into the community and connected with vital resources to be successful and ultimately reduce recidivism. If you know of someone who’s ever been incarcerated or involved in the criminal justice system, this is a program you don’t want to miss.

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