Since it was established in 1995, the mission of Women's Re-Entry Network (WREN) has been to enhance the quality of life for women involved in the criminal justice system, their families and the community by helping participants to re-enter society in such a way as to enhance self-sufficiency and access to resources, increase positive social supports and family ties, overcome barriers to goal achievement, and reduce the risk of recidivism.

WREN provides a holistic network of mental health, education, employment, family and supportive services in a safe and welcoming environment. WREN is a place where women can begin the process of rebuilding their lives, reconnecting with family and reclaiming their place as productive members of the community.

Clients who wish to participate in Women Re-Entry Network's services at its community-based office initially attend a group orientation session at which point they are connected to a case manager. Each client works individually with a case manager to identify areas of need, set goals and develop a case plan. Continual contact with a case manager helps clients to maintain records of their personal progress and to access necessary services. Based on the client’s case plan, she may participate in any of WREN’s services:

• Individual and family counseling.
• Diagnostic Assessment.
• GED preparation and adult education services.
• Intensive, one-on-one case management sessions.
• Anger management classes.
• SAT (Surviving Abuse Together) Group
• Parenting classes.
• Writers Group.
• Peer support group.
• Temporary transportation assistance.
• Resource linkages.
• Clothing and hygiene supplies.
• Employment readiness coaching (resume writing, preparing for an interview)