Establishing Housing: Helping offenders locate housing, including affordable housing, halfway housing and temporary housing. The eventual goal is to obtain permanent housing opportunities.​

Career Readiness Certification: This course will help the individual prepare for the Career Readiness Certification (CRC), a certification that helps offenders obtain employment. We assist individuals with the process of achieving their certification.​

Financial Literacy: At Blount Beginnings, we partner with financial literacy subject matter experts (SMEs) to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools they need to take control of their financial future. Through workshops and one-on-one support, participants learn how to budget effectively, build credit, manage debt, and set financial goals that support long-term stability.

 Re-entry Services:  A specialized set of services designed to help an offender reintegrate into society. You work with a team to develop an individual development plan with a focus on transitional assistance and employment counseling.​

Community-Based Services: A select set of programs designed with the role of effectively reducing recidivism.​

 Jail-Based Programs:  Programs that begin within the criminal justice system. These usually deal with inmates on lesser charges and on lower levels of incarceration. An example is the Man Up Program – which focuses on the offender facing up to their responsibilities.​

Department of Motor Vehicles License Assistance: This is both a safety course and a program that prepares individuals to obtain a driver’s license.​