WHO WE ARE

RESTORE Community Reentry Program was created to provide structured community-based support for individuals returning from incarceration, individuals involved with courts or probation, and families working toward restoration.

Our mission is to equip participants with the tools needed to make responsible decisions, repair relationships where appropriate, obtain employment readiness skills, and build a stable future.

Founder / CEO

Reggie Haines, Founder/CEO
Reggie Haines leads RESTORE with a commitment to community healing, personal accountability, reentry support, and family restoration.

Mission Statement

RESTORE Community Reentry Program empowers justice-impacted individuals and families through education, accountability, mentoring, workforce preparation, and family reunification services that promote rehabilitation, public safety, and long-term community stability.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to see individuals restored, families strengthened, and communities transformed through responsible reentry, personal growth, and sustainable support systems.

4. Programs & Services Page

Batterers Intervention / Domestic Violence Education

RESTORE provides structured education for individuals referred for domestic violence-related concerns. The program focuses on accountability, emotional regulation, nonviolent communication, healthy relationship boundaries, decision-making, and harm prevention.

Disclaimer: RESTORE does not provide legal advice, victim advocacy representation, emergency shelter, or crisis intervention. Individuals in immediate danger should call 911 or contact a local domestic violence crisis provider. Philadelphia’s Office of Domestic Violence Strategies maintains resources for survivors and families. 

Cognitive Intervention

Our cognitive intervention services help participants identify harmful thinking patterns, improve decision-making, develop problem-solving skills, and practice responsible behavior change.

Workforce Development

RESTORE helps participants prepare for employment through job readiness, resume preparation, interview coaching, workplace expectations, goal-setting, and referrals to training or employment partners. Philadelphia-area reentry programs commonly include case management, job readiness, placement support, and mentoring. 

Family Reunification

RESTORE supports participants seeking to rebuild healthy family relationships through communication skills, parenting education, accountability planning, and structured goal development.

Mentoring

Mentoring provides participants with encouragement, accountability, goal-setting support, and positive community connection.