A National Reentry Program Model

Statewide:

No Struggle No Success, Inc. (NSNS) is committed to ensuring that youth, adults, and their families receive culturally responsive, wraparound prevention and intervention services. Our programs reconnect individuals with traditional community-building and healing practices while providing personalized support to help navigate the complexities of the justice system.

We work with justice-impacted individuals—both currently incarcerated and recently released—to design pathways that encourage restoration, resilience, and accountability. Through mentorship, peer support, and restorative frameworks, we equip participants with the tools needed to build self-sufficiency and sustainable success.

What We Do

Youth & Family Services:
Tailored mentorship, peer mediation, and wellness programs rooted in restorative and transformative justice to divert young people from incarceration.
Reentry Support:
Hands-on guidance for returning citizens, including housing coordination, employment training, digital literacy, and mental health care navigation.
Community Justice Advocacy:
We champion school- and community-based alternatives to court involvement, emphasizing healing, equity, and public safety through a trauma-informed lens.
Policing & Safety Innovation:
NSNS promotes community- and problem-oriented policing, helping bridge relationships between law enforcement and communities to reduce harm and build trust.

Why It Matters

At NSNS, we believe healing is justice. Our work demonstrates how prevention-focused strategies can:

Reduce recidivism
Decrease mass incarceration
Foster safe, thriving communities
Support law reform and eliminate barriers to reentry
Empower youth and adults through culturally anchored mentorship and support

Whether you’re seeking help, looking to partner, or ready to invest in a future free from systemic barriers, No Struggle No Success is here to lead with care and impact..

Critical Support

The transition from incarceration to returning to the community often evokes feelings of helplessness and embarrassment. NSNS's reentry program is uniquely positioned to assist individuals in breaking free from old habits and establishing a positive path forward.

Advocate Reform

Critical Support

Each day, the leadership at NSNS actively seeks ways to raise awareness about the reentry population. No Struggle No Success, Inc. welcomes participants who demonstrate a willingness to learn and modify behaviors during their incarceration, as they prepare for the transition back to their families and the community.

Behind Prison Walls

At some point in our lives, we've all experienced moments we wish had never happened. Acting on impulses, displaying immaturity, and making poor decisions can alter the course of one's life in a matter of seconds. The question arises: when does the cycle of pain come to an end? It's evident that change is necessary.

No Struggle No Success (NSNS) advocates for a transformative approach by blending the experiences of incarcerated individuals with those who have walked in their shoes and those directly impacted by incarceration. The goal is to share the roadmap of a second chance at life, identifying and addressing barriers to eliminate the likelihood of reoffending.

A Second Chance at Life

NSNS aims to demonstrate that individuals have the capacity for change, maturity, and taking responsibility for their poor decision-making, acknowledging the impact on the lives that were affected. The organization strives to guide individuals through their trauma and help them emerge with a strong sense of accountability.

No Struggle No Success, Inc.

A National Reentry Program Model

What We Do

Why It Matters

Critical Support

Critical Support

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Advocate Reform

Critical Support

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Behind Prison Walls

A Second Chance at Life

Real People, Real Hope

One wish granted...for one mother

Served 8.5 years, released in Spring of 2022. With great sadness he has returned to the prison system Summer 2023. His story is a textbook reason why you DO NOT place a child in prison.