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.
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Reentry Simulation
Seeing the Challenges. Supporting the Solutions.
Experience Reentry. Rethink Opportunity.
Step into the realities people face when returning home from incarceration through an immersive, hands-on Reentry Simulation facilitated by the Florida Department of Corrections.
Friday, October 9, 2026 | 10 AM–12 PM
Goodwill Manasota Corporate Office | Bradenton
This experience is designed especially for employers, hiring professionals, landlords, property managers, and others whose decisions can open doors to employment and housing.
Navigate real-world barriers involving employment, housing, transportation, identification, finances, supervision requirements, and more—and experience how quickly one obstacle can affect everything else.
Space is limited. Registration is required.
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Our goal is to reduce the impact of repeat offenders upon public safety, public spending, Florida families and individual lives.
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