The HELP Center is a community based organization that helps formerly incarcerated people reenter successfully after incarceration. The HELP Center's mission is to provide formerly incarcerated people, justice-impacted people, and low-income individuals support to restructure their lives and achieve success with counseling, educational, employment, and supportive services. Their Pathways to Employability, a job readiness program, is designed to connect potential employers with candidates. Additionally, case managers help participants become successful in their personal lives, relationships and careers and help them realize individual goals. The HELP Center also offers addiction treatment in a supportive, safe, and comfortable environment. Individuals can get emergency food at the Help Center's Food Pantry during hardships, illness, injury, or abandonment. The pantry assists individuals awaiting their SNAP benefits. In addition, the Help Housing Program also offers a voucher for incarcerated people transitioning back into society who need deposit assistance for approved transitional housing. For more information, contact the organization directly.