Finding a safe and secure place to live and receiving the necessary support to maintain it within the community are crucial for successful reentry from prison. Without stable housing, individuals encounter significant challenges in accessing employment, substance abuse treatment, and other support services. Furthermore, they struggle to establish or rebuild connections with community resources and positive social networks.

The BPB Floyd program’s School of Recovery and Self-Improvement (SORASI) is a crucial component. It offers substance abuse counseling and treatment, aiming to help participants understand the repercussions of alcohol or drug use. The program’s mission is to empower individuals to modify their behaviors, preventing future alcohol and drug-related issues and ultimately saving lives.