Reentry is more than release. It is the opportunity to rebuild, restore, and move forward. The Uncuffed Project, Inc. is a community-driven nonprofit committed to supporting justice-impacted individuals and families through comprehensive reentry services designed to promote stability, accountability, health, and long-term success. Our work addresses the realities people face before, during, and after reentry. Through housing navigation, transitional housing, Enhanced Care Management, Community Supports, education, life-skills development, and community-based resources, we help individuals navigate the systems and challenges that can stand between release and sustainable independence. We believe successful reentry requires more than a single service or referral. It requires connection, consistency, accountability, and support that meets people where they are while helping them move toward where they want to be. Our approach centers on: • Housing stability and navigation • Health and wellness support • Education and life-skills development • Accountability and restorative practices • Community connection and resource navigation • Long-term stability and successful reintegration The Uncuffed Project works across the reentry continuum to create pathways toward healthier individuals, stronger families, and more connected communities. Reentry doesn't end at the gate. That's where the work begins. Learn more about our programs, services, resources, and the work happening across The Uncuffed Project.
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Dámon Cooke is the CEO of The Uncuffed Project.
5 people are employed at The Uncuffed Project.
The Uncuffed Project is based in Vallejo, California.