Al & Mary Lee Stubblefield Residential Center

Max-Well Respite Center Transitional house program

REAP / Re-Entry Alliance Pensacola, Inc.

Becoming a REAP Client

Extended services are offered to individuals who demonstrate a commitment to successful reentry.

• Referral for birth certificate retrieval and obtaining a state issued  identification card
• Referral for obtaining Social Security Card or re-issue
• Referral for daily meals and groceries
• Referral for personal hygiene supplies
• Referral for clothing and shoes for daily living
• Interviews and work
• Referral for assistance in obtaining transportation
• local map, public bus, community van and bicycles
• Referrals for medical, mental, prescriptions and dental health care

Housing/ Non-Discrimination Policy

Currently, REAP has provided supported housing for more than 1,650 returning citizens. Houses are locating in both Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties in Florida. Since 2013 Reap has provided more than 200,000 night stays (one head, one bed, one night) for returning citizens and homeless individuals in their facilities. Reap does not discriminate against anyone. Read our policy:

Eligibility

REAP assists clients in applying for Federal, State, and local benefit programs including SSI, Disability, and VA benefits in addition to appointments with a legal aide attorney.

Employment & Job Training

REAP has working relationships with over 25 employers who are predisposed to employ returning citizens. Past REAP clients have found employment in the landscape, constructions, and food service industries.

Academic Services

REAP believes that a proper education can lead to a good job. Unfortunately, many of our clients come to us without high-school diplomas or functional literacy. We provide referral services for GED and adult education programs at The University of West Florida, Pensacola State College, Locklin Technical College, and George Stone Technical College.

Mental & Emotional Support Services/PublicNotice.

Food, shelter, and employment are only part of the reentry journey. Ultimately, we hope our clients find a sense of belonging in the community so that they may thrive as citizens. In addition to hosting regular emotional support meetings for active clients, REAP offers referral services to a wide range of professional mental healthcare providers including Lakeview Center, Alcohol Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Celebrate Recovery.
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Reap does collect personal information directly from you for reasons that are discussed in our policy statement. We may be required
to collect some personal information by law or by organizations that give us money to operate this program. Other personal information that we collect is important to run our program, to improve services for homeless and at-risk persons, and to better understand the needs of homeless and at-risk persons. We only collect information that we consider appropriate. The collection and use of all personal information is guided by strict standards of confidentiality. A copy of our Privacy Notice describing our policy practice is available to all clients upon request.