The RESET Program

“You Are Not Your Past!”

Re-Entry Support & Essential Training is a statewide rehabilitation, reentry, workforce development, and public safety initiative helping justice-involved individuals successfully transition into productive citizenship. Created by a former inmate, the RESET Program is designed from first-hand experience that has been proven to be successful.

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The Challenge

Reentry Is One of the Greatest Public Safety Challenges We Face

Every year, individuals leave incarceration with a genuine desire to rebuild their lives — but return to communities facing unemployment, unstable housing, limited education, trauma, strained family relationships, and social stigma. Without structured support, that cycle repeats. RESET was built to interrupt it.

The Five Pillars of RESET

RESET combines personal accountability, emotional wellness, workforce readiness, financial literacy, and community support into one coordinated rehabilitation ecosystem.

Pillar 1

Identity & Accountability

Participants examine the choices that brought them here and build a positive, honest sense of who they are beyond their past mistakes.

Pillar 2

Emotional Wellness

Trauma awareness, stress management, and healthy coping strategies that reduce the emotional reactions behind poor decisions.

Pillar 3

Workforce Development

Resume building, interview prep, professional communication, and work ethic — the skills that turn employment into stability.

Pillar 4

Financial Stability

Budgeting, saving, banking, and credit awareness so participants can make better decisions and plan for the long term.

Pillar 5

Community Reintegration

Housing and transportation planning, family reunification, mentorship, and a clear sense of purpose moving forward.

How It Works

An Eight-Week Transformation Journey

Each week follows a Learn → Apply → Commit rhythm — building from awareness to accountability to action to achievement — with sessions held every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Weeks 1–2

Identity, accountability, mindset, and decision-making.

Weeks 3–4

Emotional wellness, trauma awareness, healthy relationships, and communication.

Weeks 5–6

Employment readiness, work ethic, and financial literacy.

Weeks 7–8

Community reintegration, support systems, purpose, and graduation.

Proven Results

Built on Lived Experience

RESET wasn't designed in an office. Its core principles were tested inside prison walls by its founder, then strengthened on the outside.

1infraction in Arron Pinkney's entire 8½-year sentence while living the RESET principles

8+years of the RESET model at work

8weeks of structured sessions, three days a week

8growth domains tracked by the RESET Impact Score™

Members of the RESET community — The RESET community

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Two Tracks, One Mission

RESET Is for Before — and After — Release

Not everyone enters RESET at the same point in their journey. That's why RESET offers two distinct, purpose-built curriculums.

Facility Edition

The 8-week program above, delivered inside correctional facilities to prepare participants before release.

Post-Release Program

A completely different 8-week curriculum for people who have already returned home — built around real jobs, real bills, real relationships, and real reintegration pressure.

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