Reggie Talbert is a former resident of CRJ's Coolidge House, a Residential Reentry Center for male and female offenders.
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“When I was younger and I used to get in trouble I was around negative people. Being around negative people made me do negative things. OTO made me strong enough to make my own decisions.” – Prince Moses
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After being incarcerated for seven and a half years, Nicole Martin spent nine months at Hampshire House, CRJ’s residential reentry center for male and female offenders, located in Manchester, N.H. Nicole shared her story with CRJ to inspire others and show that change is possible despite many challenges. Nicole really helped embrace others to change.
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Reggie had a difficult childhood, in and out of trouble with his family and the law. As a teen, he suffered an accidental gunshot wound that doctors were convinced would leave him paralyzed. Good care and physical therapy allowed him to regain strength and mobility. Still, he ended up on the wrong side of the
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The letter, written by resident Mr. Wallace (not his real name), began as many stories of the formerly incarcerated do, by describing one’s search for their place in a new world. Mr. Wallace wrote, “Ironically, when I first came here, I wanted to go right back to prison rather than being free. I simply didn’t
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