Foundational Principle:

A justice involved individual's integration back into community requires certain social tools: self-advocacy is one; respect for community is two, nurturing a new type of connection (because in prison you connect differently than outside) with your neighbors. 

The founders of SWIT also serve as instructors. They have a proven record of success while in transition and are established leaders in the reentry community. They have cultivated relationships with NCDPS, local law enforcement, nonprofits, mental health agencies and community leaders. Each of the partnerships formed serve as a key to unlock success while in transition for the returning citizens that SWIT serves.

SWIT strives to educate and empower returning citizens on how to overcome the mental barriers that threaten successful reentry. The challenges with securing housing, employment, education, transportation and medical services are difficult to navigate. SWIT not only provides access to the necessary resources but also provides each returning citizen with the tools to navigate getting them for themselves.

While access to resources is important there are skills that are equally important but not discussed as often. That is why SWIT teaches vital skills such as: relationship building, social interactions, and social engagements.

We offer a range of coaching services, including one-on-one coaching sessions, group coaching, workshops, and online courses. Our areas of expertise include career coaching, stress management, relationship coaching, and personal development. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your goals.