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Employment

Finding work after incarceration can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. Oregon has reentry organizations and programs, including WorkSource Oregon and the Second Chance Business Coalition, that actively support people with past convictions in finding stable, meaningful employment. Local groups like Constructing Hope also offer training and career pathways designed to help you rebuild with confidence and opportunity.

Housing

Finding stable housing can be one of the hardest parts of reentry, but there are real options across Oregon designed to help you rebuild. The tools and organizations listed here can guide you through the search process, offer supportive or transitional housing, and connect you with agencies in your county that understand the challenges registrants face. Wherever you’re starting from, these resources are here to help you take the next step toward safe and stable housing.

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