Anchorage Reentry Coalition

Everyone deserves the opportunity to build a successful future.

At Frontier Community Services, we believe successful reentry starts with the right support. Our Recidivism Reduction Program helps individuals returning from incarceration reconnect with their community, overcome barriers, and build a more stable future.

You may be eligible if you meet program criteria such as:

✅ Have a felony conviction
✅ Served 30 days or more of incarceration
✅ Are within the required release/screening timeframe, including individuals within 90 days of release or those released from an Alaska Department of Corrections facility within the past 6 months
✅ Have been assessed as medium to high risk using the DOC’s Level of Service Inventory–Revised
✅ Are releasing to or transitioning within the Kenai/Soldotna area

Through individualized case management and strong community partnerships, support may include:

🏠 Housing
💼 Employment
🪪 Identification and vital documents
💰 Benefits and community resources
🤝 Recovery support and referrals

Every person deserves the opportunity to rebuild their life. Together, we can reduce barriers, strengthen our community, and support lasting positive change.

To learn more or see if you or someone you know may qualify, contact:

Kaci Wimberly, BSW
Recidivism Reduction Program Coordinator
Frontier Community Services
907-262-6331

A second chance starts with the right support.

Take part in a research study by completing a survey on opioid overdoses and sharing your ideas for reducing them. Receive $30 for completing the survey.

Register by visiting: https://redcap.link/4CRCN

For more information, contact SCF Research at 907-729-8623 and mention the Community Needs Survey.

You've done your time. You're off paper.
It's time to check your voter registration (and register again if needed).

Our voting guide for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Alaskans walks you through how to restore your right to vote and make sure you can cast a ballot in upcoming elections. Access the guide here: https://bit.ly/4xSh5QK

ONLINE EVENT:

Join MacArthur Justice Center's National Parole Transformation Project, the Prison Policy Initiative, and LatinoJustice PRLDEF for a powerful webinar focused on the parole board process and stories of release.

Hear from Frank Silva, who navigated the California parole board and proved his worthiness for release after decades of growth, and Heidi Rummel, Clinical Professor at USC Gould School of Law, and Co-Director of the Post-Conviction Justice Project, discussing the legality of the presumption of release and how California’s framework has shifted the burden of proof.

"Interviewing for Your Freedom: The Parole Board Process and the Case for a Presumption of Release."

📅 July 9, 2026

🕰️ 3PM ET /12 PM PT

📝 RSVP at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/AWzUaLqFSPy0eSEge9V3pA #/registration