G-STREET AT BELGRAVIA
WHO WE ARE
This Reentry Center is a 76-bed facility. Turning Point contracts with the California Department of Corrections and the U.S. Bureau of Prisons to operate this reentry center for men. It is located in the southern end of Fresno close to many potential places of employment for residents.
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The Fresno Reentry Center program seeks to facilitate a healthy and successful transition to self-sufficient community living for each resident. Each resident has an individual program plan with gainful employment as a top priority. Opportunities and privileges offered are contingent on satisfactory conduct and progress toward completion of goals in the program plan. Other goals include:
Achieving financial stability
Establishing a savings account
Involvement in constructive and lawful leisure-time activity
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Services AvailableThe following services are available at the Fresno Reentry Center and through community resource referrals:
Food and shelter
Job placement
Reestablishment of family ties
Medical and dental services
Individual and family counseling
Drug and alcohol abuse counseling
Mental health services
Legal assistance
Vocational evaluation and counseling
Bible studies and Christian counseling
Special speakers and presentationsItem description
PREA INFORMATION:
AUDITOR:
Michael Spicer,
The Outzen-Spicer Group
4974 N. Fresno St. Suite 181
Fresno, CA 93726
email: cwospicer@gmail.com
REFERRALS
Individuals in the State system are referred through their Institutional Counselors.
Chris was on probation and needed a place to live where he wouldn't be drawn back into the gang lifestyle. He lived in Fresno his whole life and so much of the city was a reminder of the life he wanted to leave behind. His probation officer reminded him that he would have to change his thinking if he hoped to make a new life for himself. He chose to stay at Belgravia so he could serve his probation and learn new ways of making money and spending his time. He finished his probation in the Fall of 2021 and moved out to his own apartment. He kept up with his AA meetings and has been sober ever since.
