Bexar County Reentry Center
Reentry Support for People on Probation or Parole
Get help addressing employment, education, health, and stability barriers that can interfere with successful reentry or supervision.
Open the court supervision success guideWhat to do when housing, work, transportation, phone, payment, treatment, or reporting problems happen.About this service
The Reentry Center serves people returning from incarceration and people on probation or parole. Staff connects participants with job assistance, education or specialized training, mental and physical health resources, and other community services that support a stable comeback.
Eligibility
Justice-involved people and their families, including people returning from incarceration or currently on probation or parole. Confirm the current intake process.
What to bring
Ask what is needed for initial service navigation. Bring only records directly relevant to the help requested. LifePath does not collect criminal history, supervision records, or case notes.
Hours and access
Walk-in or appointment
Call or visit and name the barrier affecting progress: employment, training, identification, transportation, housing, health, or another court-related requirement. Ask the Reentry Center and supervision officer to clarify which referral will satisfy the requirement before enrolling.
Cost
No participation cost is stated for resource navigation. Referred programs may have separate costs or eligibility rules.