Idaho’s reentry system is driven by the Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) and a network of community-based partners focused on housing stability, employment readiness, and behavioral health support. Transitional housing is limited and often operated by faith-based organizations or sober-living programs, so early referrals and documentation matter. Workforce services typically flow through IDOC reentry offices, Idaho Department of Labor One-Stop Centers, and apprenticeship or trade pathways in construction, transportation, and manufacturing. Mental health and substance-use support play a major role, with treatment plans required for many returning citizens. Record sealing exists for limited cases and requires strict eligibility. Expect case-by-case navigation, county-specific resources, and waitlists for housing and counseling.
Housing Assistance
Program / Organization
Description
Website
Chrysalis Women’s Transitional Living
Safe & sober housing for adult women recently incarcerated, homeless, or in recovery.
Law-student supervised clinics offering pro bono services in civil law (housing, family, tax, immigration); check specific clinic for post-conviction or record-relief work.
