Core Program Services
Integrated services designed to meet youth where they are and guide them forward:
Youth Reentry Readiness Workshops


Our workshops prepare justice-involved youth ages 13–24 for successful reentry by building real-life skills in education, employment readiness, technology use, and community navigation. Each participant creates a personalized Reentry Action Plan and is connected to ongoing supports during the critical transition after release.




Educational, Technology & Digital Literacy
Workforce Development
H.U.G.S. equips youth with essential digital skills and access to technology needed for education, employment, and daily life. We support youth in learning how to use devices, navigate online platforms, complete applications, communicate professionally, and practice responsible digital citizenship to promote successful reentry and long-term stability.
H.U.G.S. offers workforce training and certifications, including OSHA 10, OSHA 30, HAZWOPER 40, Heavy Machinery, Forklift, Boom Lift, Lead Abatement, and Asbestos training, to support career readiness and access to high-demand industries.
Frequently Asked
Who is eligible?
Youth ages 13–24 returning from juvenile justice or residential placement. (Emancipated youth are welcome)
What services offered?
How long is program?
Is family involved?
Are there volunteer options?
90-Day Program. Extensions are on a case-by-case basis.
Yes, send an email to the organization for assistance. All volunteers and employees must pass a Central Registry background check.
Mental Health referral assistance, housing resources, employment assistance, vital document retrieval, and Mentorship.
Families are not required to participate in treatment for returning youth, but they are expected to do so.
