What We Offer
A practical look at how Joseph House walks with residents, how the path home works, and who the home is designed to serve.
Our Approach
How It Works
The path home usually starts before release, with a fit conversation about needs, timing, and support. Joseph House is voluntary, rooted in Catholic tradition, and open to men of all faiths.
When there is room and the fit is right, we meet him at the prison gate. That night, he has a room, a table, and people who know his name.
From there, support stays practical: IDs, transportation, work, appointments, meals, family connection, and steady accompaniment. There is no program fee. Donations and partners make the home possible.
Our Partners
The people who make this work possible
- Catholic Diocese of Pensacola–Tallahassee
- Equal Justice Initiative
- Connection Firstt
- Legal Defense Fund
- Catholic Prison Ministry Coalition
- Leon County Public Defender's Office
- Big Bend Area Reentry Coalition
- Florida State University — College of Social Work
- Catholic Mobilizing Network
- Florida State University — Center for the Advancement of Human Rights
- Dermatology Associates of Tallahassee
- Black Catholic Congress
- Tallahassee Nurseries
- Florida Blue
- Manocha, McSoley, & Balan, Family Dentistry
