The Wellness, Redemption, & Rehabilitation Program (WRRP), Inc. does not support the persecution of formerly incarcerated people. Rather, we believe that we should not wait for people (youth or adults) to justify returning to incarceration when we can mitigate that and in turn reduce the amount of people that become victims of crime. We are a bridge between the status quo optimists and the clients' transformation. We transform lives and in turn positively impact the families that love those lives. Hear from a few of our clients.

WRRP is an incorporated public charity (a 501c3) that provides case management, psychoeducational therapies, trust building skills, transformational mentoring, assistance with attaining housing, education and employment, and retention services to formerly incarcerated people. Whether we counsel people (youth or adults) who have been convicted of violent crime or whether we counsel people who have been convicted of property crime, the goal of WRRP is to make Nevada a safer place one client at a time.

WRRP provides to ex-offenders, to include military veterans who have been formerly incarcerated, the intangible and founding belief they deserve non-condemnation no matter the circumstance in which they find themselves. Our founding belief and the broad offender population we serve maintains to be our niche which is one of several things that marks WRRP extraordinary to many other organizations.

Although we believe the intensity and duration of aftercare should not be fixed, but depend on the risks and needs of formerly incarcerated people, our life-skills training/assistance increases ex-offender accountability and employability as we seek to help ease for law enforcement officers the burden of heavy caseloads.

Employ a WRRP participant
"For veterans who have been incarcerated . . . a good job goes a long way to aid in rehabilitation," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. Generally, a lack of employment has been found to be one of the leading causes of recidivism. Being a WRRP employer means that you are open to giving people who want to change the second chance they need to succeed. For more information about hiring a WRRP participant contact Cornell Horn at (702) 385-9097 or via email at director@wrrp.org.

Become a Mentor
The most important way you can volunteer is to become a life coach for an adult (military veteran or otherwise) returning from prison. Mentors provide advice, compassion, and understanding through non-judgmental and forgiving eyes. For more information about becoming a WRRP mentor contact us.

Donate
With minimal funding for this mission, generous individuals are the lifeblood of what we do. Click here to support your community.

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Organizations and agencies seeking MOU affiliations to refer clients to WRRP, Inc. please contact us.