As a disenfranchised class of people—or to be more politically correct, ‘a historically marginalized group’—many formerly incarcerated individuals face systematic exclusion from housing and employment opportunities, perpetuating cycles of instability and making successful reintegration nearly impossible without comprehensive support systems.

Those who have served a substantial amount of time may also experience barriers such as being technologically deficient—meaning, they don’t know how to use computers and smart phones and all that goes with today's digital functionality.