Reentry Services

Laying the groundwork for a fresh start.

Connecting those exiting incarceration with the tools they need for safer, more stable lives.

We Moved!

New Location, Same Reentry Services

We moved to 2085 Commercial Street NE in Salem! We also have a new phone number: (971) 332-5332.

Breaking the Cycle of Incarceration

Reentry Services connects individuals exiting incarceration with vital needs like employment, education, housing, therapy, transportation, and more, all aimed at reducing the rate of recidivism.

Any type of criminal conviction makes a person eligible for our help.

Main Office

Stop by our main office, open 8AM-5PM Monday-Friday at 2085 Commercial St. NE, Salem, OR 97301, for access to any of the benefits below.

  • Full Service Client Computer Lab
  • Phone Access
  • Complimentary Coffee and Water
  • Clothing Closet
  • Hygiene Items
  • Pantry items

Employment Services

Lack of employment is one of the leading factors in recidivism rates. Our staff is here to help you land that job you need.

  • Personalized and Tailored Resume Assistance
  • Job Leads
  • Vocational Scholarship Referrals
  • Mock Interviews
  • Work Gear and Tool Assistance
  • Industry Certifications

Legal Assistance

Our experienced staff can help you navigate the legal matters that can otherwise hinder your progress to your next chapter.

  • Expungement
  • Landlord/Tenant Law
  • Family Law
  • Administrative Law
  • Civil Law Questions

Additional Support

  • Parenting Education Classes
  • Transportation Assistance
  • Health and Mental Health Resources
  • And More!

Expungement Clinics

Reentry Services, in partnership with the Public Defender of Marion County, hosts a monthly Expungement Clinic.

Workforce Development

Reentry Services offers the Emerging Welders Program and Warehouse Certification Training Program.

During J.S.’s time at Re-Entry Services, he was very engaged with our staff and he took advantage of the resources to create an impressive resume and prepare to reenter employment. Once released from jail, he interviewed for a technical construction position. Not only was he hired, but was able to secure a higher rate of pay. J.S. has reunited with his family and children, and has the privilege of traveling all over the world with his career.