Need Help

What they offer

Services for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and their families: housing, employment training, case management, mentoring, after-school clubhouse, food pantry, thrift shops.

Who can get help

Women and families affected by incarceration.

How to start

Call for details

Last checked by Second Start on September 18, 2026. Details change, so call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.

Similar services

Legal Aid & Record ReliefFamily & Reunification

Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS)

Brooklyn · Queens

Free court-appointed defense in criminal, family and immigration matters (Brooklyn and Queens), plus civil advocacy, social work, and the Reentry Speaks support group.

4.7
Second Start rating
Details
Housing & ShelterEmployment & Job TrainingMental Health & CounselingSubstance Use RecoveryBenefits & Financial HelpEducation & GEDFamily & Reunification

The Fortune Society

Queens

Full-service reentry hub: housing (emergency to permanent), benefits enrollment, case management, education, employment, outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, family services, HIV/AIDS services and ATI programs. No legal services.

212.691.7554Not stated
4.7
Second Start rating
Details
Family & ReunificationLegal Aid & Record Relief

Center for Family Representation (CFR)

Manhattan · Bronx · Queens · Staten Island

Free legal and social work help for parents contacted by ACS, aiming to keep children at home; also represents youth 7-17 facing criminal charges.

4.3
Second Start rating
Details

More family & reunification in Queens

Second Start · Reentry Resource DirectorySee something out of date? Let us know so we can fix it.