Saint John's Female Community Reentry Program
Saint John's Female Community Reentry Program (FCRP) provides currently incarcerated women with the opportunity to serve the remainder of their sentence in a structured, supportive environment—giving them the tools they need to successfully transition back into the community.
Get Help
By offering housing, job training, mental health support, and life skills development, we help women break the cycle of incarceration and build independent, stable lives. At Saint John's, we believe in second chances and the power of real change. If you're ready to take the next step, we are here to help.
What We Offer
- Secure Residential Housing: A 50-bed, 24/7 staffed facility providing structure and stability.
- Vocational Training & Employment Support: A six-week job training program, including resume-building, cover letter writing, and mock interviews.
- Mental Health & Substance Use Counseling: Individualized therapy and case management to support long-term success.
- Education & Life Skills Development: Courses in financial literacy, parenting, and self-sufficiency.
Who Can Apply
- Women who are currently incarcerated at CCWF or CIW and approved by CDCR.
- Those who are committed to sobriety and personal growth.
- Women seeking a structured transition back into society.
All reports of sexual abuse or sexual harassment (Prison Rape Elimination Act - PREA) involving a participant should be reported through CDCR. Information on third-party reporting through CDCR is available at the link below.
The PREA Annual Report for this facility is incorporated in the CDCR PREA Annual Report, which can be found at the link below.
Professional Development Program
Housing and support for women who are working or in school
