CPR³ Program for Reentry - Solutions by Premier Wireless

Individuals released from incarceration face immense challenges. Lack of access to basic needs, like food and housing, can push them back to criminal behavior as a means of survival. Additionally, the absence of mental health support and substance abuse treatment prevents many from addressing underlying issues that may have contributed to their initial criminal behavior, perpetuating a cycle of reoffending.

Furthermore, the limited access to skills training and educational opportunities limits parolees' ability to secure stable employment, increasing the likelihood of returning to criminal activities. Addressing these gaps is crucial for breaking the cycle of recidivism and fostering successful reintegration.

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Premier’s CPR³ program offers unlimited connectivity, a vital tool helping individuals access resources to facilitate successful reintegration.

The Premier CPR³ solution provides access to basic needs, like food and housing, in addition to mental health, substance abuse, education, and skills development programs. Additionally, it includes supervision apps, streamlines reporting, and increases communication with parole officers.

See how the CPR³ program helps minimize the risks individuals recently released from Rikers Island inevitably face by empowering them to stay in touch with their social service, healthcare, and informal support networks.

Use our CPR³ program custom calculator to see how we can help you save money by reducing reincarceration.

1. Select your state.
2. Select your device - either smartphone or tablet.
3. Use the sliding scale to set the number of parolees to be enrolled in the CPR³ program.
4. Use the sliding scale to set your anticipated reduction in recidivism.

“The kids are using the devices to easily and quickly access the resources they need, like skills training and job opportunities. The devices have become an essential tool in helping them live more independent and stable lives, as opposed to becoming reincarcerated.”

-Jim Kramer, Chief Probation/Parole Officer Training & Development, Oregon Youth Authority

Contact Premier Wireless today to see how we can help.