R.E.I.G.N. Development Center Presentation
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The R.E.I.G.N. Development Center provides training services focused on homeless and unemployed men, including veterans and ex-offenders, to help them reintegrate into society and overcome adversity. The center addresses various forms of skills training to combat homelessness, a significant issue particularly among men in Florida. By fostering employment and family structures, the initiative aims to reduce recidivism and improve overall community well-being.
R.E.I.G.N. Development Center Presentation
- 1. R.E.I.G.N. DEVELOPMENT CENTER CREATOR 21840 A DIVISION OF ALL I KNOW INCORPORATED
- 2. R.E.I.G.N. Development Center ⢠Soft Skills Training ⢠Blue Collar Skill Training ⢠White Collar Skills Training ⢠Entrepreneurial Skills Training Focused on providing the following services to homeless, unemployed, underemployed men, including, but not limited to veterans and ex-offenders:
- 3. R.E.I.G.N. ďˇ Renewed with a sense of importance to society, family and friends. ďˇ Empowered by the knowledge that what they bring to the table is of significance. ďˇ Influential to those in similar situations. Living life as an example that with hard work and the right support, adversity can be overcome. ďˇ Galvanized by the strength and encouragement gained through interactions with those who believe in the possibility of success. ďˇ Necessary to impact peers and move forward in the reintegration into society as a representation of optimism and opportunity.
- 4. Council on Homlessness Report ⢠According to the Council on Homelessness 2013 Report, men make up 67% of the homeless population in Florida. In 2014, the recorded percentage sits at 65%. ⢠A large caveat to this count is that homeless persons living in rehabilitation facilities nor those staying with family or friends.
- 5. Current Available Resources ⢠Many forms of assistance are focused on women and children ⢠Very few are focused primarily on men. ⢠Some homeless shelters and rehabilitation facilities are focused on men.
- 6. The R.E.I.G.N. Difference ⢠Focused on Rebuilding ⢠Positive Reconnection with Society ⢠Skills to Increase Entrepreneurialism ⢠Reduce Challenges Facing Ex-offenders
- 7. Skills Training ⢠In order to turn the tides of the growing epidemic of homelessness: ⢠Address the jobless issue ⢠Entrepreneurial Skills Training ⢠Blue Collar Skills Training ⢠White Collar Skills Training ⢠Life Skills Training
- 8. Responsibility Participants must meet certain benchmarks: ⢠Active Participation ⢠Course Completions
- 9. Positive Financial Impact Substantive employment generates: ⢠Monetary feed into the local economy ⢠Positive impacts to the local tax rolls ⢠Reduce dependence on government assistance ⢠Incentivizes new business in the downtown area ⢠Reduced contact with the corrections system
- 10. Reinforce Family Dynamics Having a gainfully employed Father in the home will: ⢠Reinforce the family structure ⢠Provide a positive male role model for children ⢠Reduce juvenile delinquency
- 11. Recidivism Reduction Providing meaningful employment: ⢠Reduces the possibility of return to incarceration ⢠Reduces the opportunity for juveniles to enter into or return to incarceration
- 12. Positive Social Impact ⢠Crime Reduction ⢠Reduced Delinquency ⢠Increased High School Graduation Rates
- 13. Questions