THE REVOLVING DOOR CRISIS
ADDICTION
INCARCERATION
INCARCERATION
Substance use and addiction have reached epidemic proportions, affecting communities across the nation.
Often, addiction is closely linked with underlying mental health challenges, creating a cycle that’s difficult to break.
The effects are far-reaching—few among us have been untouched by the pain it brings to families, friends, and loved ones.
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INCARCERATION
INCARCERATION
INCARCERATION
It’s widely recognized that more than 80% of those incarcerated face charges related to addiction—such as possession, theft, or assault.
Without addressing the root causes, many return to the same challenges after release, often leading to repeated offenses and a cycle of incarceration.
HOMELESSNESS
INCARCERATION
HOMELESSNESS
Homelessness continues to rise, driven by factors such as the lasting impacts of COVID-19, behavioral health challenges, addiction, and a severe shortage of affordable housing.
In Charlotte County alone, it’s estimated that over 400 individuals and families are living in cars, wooded areas, or other makeshift locations.
For those reenteri
Homelessness continues to rise, driven by factors such as the lasting impacts of COVID-19, behavioral health challenges, addiction, and a severe shortage of affordable housing.
In Charlotte County alone, it’s estimated that over 400 individuals and families are living in cars, wooded areas, or other makeshift locations.
For those reentering the community after incarceration, safe and stable housing options are especially scarce.