Project 180’s focus on clean-and-sober housing, job skill training, and establishing a supportive social network is a logical solution to the difficult challenges formerly incarcerated citizens face when they reenter our communities.

“Staying clean and sober, getting a job and earning a living, having a driver’s license or other form of identity, becoming one with the civic standards of a healthy and stable community, and having a roof over our heads are all advantages many of us take for granted. Project 180 helps those returning to society from behind bars with all of this in a smart, intelligent, and community-supportive way. I endorse their program.”

Project 180 is a unique and innovative project that will afford formerly incarcerated men and women the hope, compassion, skills set and the opportunity for restoration required to ensure a successful reentry. It is clear that Florida needs many more community projects like this one.

See what’s happening! Coming soon!
Reentry Simulator!
Friday, May 22nd at 10 am
Location: 2705 51st Ave E, Bradenton, FL 34203, USA
Please RSVP by May 15th to antonia@project180reentry.org

Our Mission: Project 180 seeks to reintegrate formerly incarcerated citizens into community life.
Our Vision: To reduce poverty, homelessness, unemployment and criminal behavior among formerly incarcerated citizens.
Project 180
PO Box 25684
Sarasota, FL 34277-2684
Our Programs Work
Residential Program
Our Residential Program is designed to meet the needs of citizens returning to the community from prisons and jails and to provide the tools they need to succeed.
Financial Literacy Course
After securing a job, a returning citizen’s next step on the road to success is financial stability.
CEO Workforce Education Program
Employment is one of the most critical factors in ensuring success as a mainstream citizen.
First Week Out Program
Sarasota County citizens no longer need to start from scratch when they return home from prison.
Get The Facts
Our goal is to reduce the impact of repeat offenders upon public safety, public spending, Florida families and individual lives.



