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On The Way Home:

No OneComes Home Alone

Reentry support begins before release and continues long after someone comes home.

On The Way Home helps individuals and families navigate incarceration, prepare for release, and build stronger paths forward through reentry planning, case management, family support, and community resources.

SUPPORT FOR THE JOURNEY HOME

Reentry isn't one moment. Preparation can begin months before release, and support may be needed long after someone returns home.

PREPARE

Reentry and parole planning begins before release—identifying needs, building a plan, and preparing for what comes next.

Pre-release planning • Parole preparation • Family preparation

COME HOME

The first days home can bring urgent needs and major transitions. OTWH helps individuals navigate those critical first steps.

Basic needs • Identification • Transportation • Immediate resources

BUILD STABILITY

Reentry continues beyond the first few days. Ongoing support helps individuals work toward greater stability and independence.

Case management • Employment • Housing resources • Healthcare & recovery connections

MOVE FORWARD

Long-term success means building connections, strengthening families, and continuing progress beyond the initial transition.

Family support • Community connections • Follow-up • Long-term goals

Every journey home is different. OTWH works with individuals and families to identify needs, build realistic plans, and connect them with support throughout reentry.

ON THE WAY HOME IN ACTION

From correctional facilities to community workshops, OTWH brings reentry support, education, resources, and connection directly to individuals and families.

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REENTRY SUPPORT

Working with individuals before and after release to prepare for reentry, address barriers, and build a plan for moving forward.

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FAMILY REENTRY WORKSHOPS

Bringing families, professionals, community partners, and people with lived experience together to prepare for the realities of reentry.

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COMMUNITY CONNECTION

Building relationships with organizations and communities so individuals and families can connect with resources and support beyond OTWH.

REAL PEOPLE. REAL COMMUNITIES. REAL REENTRY SUPPORT.

WHERE SHOULD WE COME NEXT?

Your voice can help shape where we go next.

This survey helps OTWH understand community interest and potential need. Completing the survey does not register you for a workshop or guarantee that an event will be scheduled in a particular location.

LOOKING FOR A FAMILY REENTRY WORKSHOP?

What would you like On The Way Home to bring to your community?
Could you or your organization help us bring an event to your community?

HOW CAN WE HELP?

Whether you're preparing to come home, adjusting to life after release, or supporting someone you love, you don't have to figure out reentry alone.

PREPARING FOR RELEASE

Planning ahead can make the transition home stronger. OTWH provides reentry planning, parole preparation, and connections to resources before release.

RECENTLY RELEASED

Coming home brings immediate needs and new challenges. OTWH helps connect individuals with practical support, resources, and case management during reentry.

SUPPORTING SOMEONE COMING HOME

Families and support people need information too. Learn what to expect, how to prepare, and where to find resources for the journey ahead.

Tell us about your situation and we'll help determine the appropriate next step.

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BUILDING STRONGER PATHWAYS HOME

OTWH is growing a community-based reentry network that begins before release, includes families, and continues after someone comes home.

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INDIVIDUALS IN ACTIVE CASE MANAGEMENT

Receiving individualized reentry planning, navigation, and support.

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FAMILY REENTRY WORKSHOPS BROUGHT TO ALABAMA COMMUNITIES

Birmingham and Dothan in 2026.

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YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP SUPPORT

OTWH's case-management model extends beyond the initial transition home with follow-up through two years after release.

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RELATIONSHIPS & REENTRY CONNECTIONS

Working with correctional, government, nonprofit, healthcare, education, recovery, and community partners across Alabama.

THE WORK IS GROWING. SO IS THE NEED.

OTWH is building toward expanded case management, more family reentry education, stronger community partnerships, and greater access to practical support for individuals coming home.

Program information updated 2026.

BE PART OF THE JOURNEY HOME

Reentry takes more than one organization. Donors, businesses, churches, volunteers, professionals, and community partners all have a role in helping build stronger pathways home.

GIVE

MAKE A DONATION

Help provide reentry planning, family support, practical resources, and programs for individuals and families.

PARTNER

PARTNER WITH OTWH

Bring your organization's resources, expertise, opportunities, or support into the work of reentry.

VOLUNTEER

GIVE YOUR TIME

Use your time, skills, experience, or professional knowledge to help strengthen OTWH's work.

GIVE NEEDED ITEMS

SEND WHAT'S NEEDED

Help provide supplies and practical items used in OTWH programs and participant support.

EVERYONE HAS SOMETHING TO OFFER.
 

Whether it's a donation, a connection, an opportunity, a skill, or a few hours of your time, your support can help strengthen the journey home.

OTWH IN THE COMMUNITY

Reentry becomes stronger when communities understand the challenges people and families face—and the work being done to address them.

FEATURED BY WBRC FOX6 NEWS

A Conversation Close to My Heart

I was honored to sit down with WBRC FOX6 News for this Father’s Day story and talk about why the work of On The Way Home means so much to me.

Incarceration affects more than the person serving the sentence—it affects children, parents, partners, and entire families. Behind every person coming home is a story, a family, and someone hoping for a better future.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to share a little of our story, our mission, and why we believe so deeply that No One Comes Home Alone.

— Kelly Lang
Founder & Executive Director

Every conversation about reentry helps build understanding, reduce barriers, and strengthen the communities people return home to.

STAY CONNECTED TO THE JOURNEY HOME

Follow the work, hear what's happening in our communities, and stay connected as OTWH continues building stronger pathways home across Alabama.

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STAY INFORMED

Get OTWH news, program updates, upcoming workshops, community events, and ways to get involved.

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FOLLOW THE JOURNEY

Follow OTWH for program updates, reentry information, community opportunities, stories, and a look at the work happening across Alabama.

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CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP

Whether you need reentry support or want to help make the journey home possible, there's a place to start.

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