Reintegration and Aftercare

Structured post-treatment and post-incarceration support to help people rebuild stability through skills development, enterprise opportunities, and productive engagement. The centre aims to support dignity, self-reliance, and reduce relapse and reoffending risk

Vocational training and employment-oriented opportunities for incarcerated individuals, people recovering from substance use disorders, and mental health service users, delivered with national skills, education, and employment partners.

Temporary, structured housing in a safe, substance-free environment for people completing treatment. Transition homes provide stability, peer support, and life-skills support as a bridge to independent living.

Safe spaces for people in recovery to take part in healthy, substance-free social and recreational activities that support wellbeing, peer connection, and positive coping.

Local mental health and wellbeing support including counselling, peer support, youth-focused interventions, mental health education, and stress management integrated into community outreach.

Mobile and community-based support for underserved and hard-to-reach populations, including follow-up care after treatment completion and continued engagement through telehealth and outreach teams.

A national framework for reintegration and aftercare for vulnerable populations, including incarcerated individuals, people with substance use disorders, and those with mental health conditions. BRAVE consolidates recovery-oriented reintegration initiatives to promote dignity and self-reliance.

A key reintegration initiative under BRAVE, providing work-based rehabilitation through supervised productive engagement, skills training, and livelihood preparation for long-term and life-sentenced inmates.