To provide men with a safe, nurturing environment as they return from incarceration to navigate and overcome unjust registry requirements while preparing to live safe, productive and crime-free lives.
Our vision is of a society where all people can live freely, without fear of retribution, without fear of physical or emotional harm, and without unjust barriers to a quality life.
We need your support to provide suitable housing for men reentering society after incarceration.
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Reset Missouri staff and/or viewers to our site, share some very personal stories about issues affecting us all.
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Reset Missouri understands that some people need a helping hand and almost everyone deserves a second chance. All human beings should be given the opportunity to make a contribution to society while living a success life. With your volunteer and financial support, Reset Missouri will be able to help a select group of individuals to achieve that goal. Please click on one of the buttons below to learn more about Reset Missouri or to give a tax deductible donation. Reset Missouri is a Nonprofit 501(c)3 charitable organization.
It is a common misnomer that former offenders are perpetually dangerous. In fact, this is largely untrue. In May 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice released the report, Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released from State Prison: A 9-Year Follow-Up (2005-2014)Â shows that people convicted of sex offenses are actually much less likely than people convicted of other offenses to be rearrested or to go back to prison.
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The Reset Missouri program is designed for men being released from incarceration for a sex offense conviction; men who will also be required to register as sex offenders. The sex offender treatment program for the state of Missouri is located in Farmington, so this will most likely be the largest source of referrals. There is also a federal prison in Missouri that houses convicted offenders. And there may be referrals from other states for those that wish to be released to Missouri. These men will apply for the program, be interviewed by Reset Missouri staff, agree to the terms of the program, and if they meet our criteria, be invited to live in our transitional life settings.
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