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Now What?  \nBreathe… It’sok to be anxious. In fact, it is very normal, being anxious means that you care about your success. The world may have changed a lot since you were last home. Believe it or not, some of the highest rates of recidivism are directly after you return home. That is because it can be extremely overwhelming and there is a lot expected of you. Be patient with yourself, be kind to yourself, and remember that you are more than a  \nstatistic.  \nBreathe…  \nTake time before you make any rash decisions. Most of your biggest hurdles are right after you get home, so if you can make it past the first few months, it will be smooth sailing.  \nRemember, you are not a felon. You are a person who has a felony.  \nDon’t let your charge define you.  \nYou are more than your past convictions. The decisions you make right now will define the  \nlegacy you leave.  \nTake a moment to reflect on your personal motivations.  \nPlease write three things that motivate you:  \n1.    \n2.    \n3.    \nWhen things get tough, reflect back on these motivationsand remember you are resilient and  \nstronger than you think.  \nChecking In with Probation & Parole  \nAddress: 7 West QueensWay, Hampton, VA 23669 Hours: 8:15am – 5pm, Mon – Friday Phone: (757)727-4855  \nYou have 72 hours to check in with probation. Your Probation Officer will play a key role in your reentry. It is important to start out on a good foot. Bring any certificates that you earned during your incarceration and a mapped out plan of your goals.  \n\n| Go-Home Checklist |\n| --- |\n| 1. Contact Probation & DMV\u003Cbr>􀂅 Check in with your Probation Officer (if needed)\u003Cbr>􀂅 Visit DMV to square away any Identification or License obligations\u003Cbr>2. Visit Social Security\u003Cbr>􀂅 Check in to find out what benefits or vouchers you can qualify for\u003Cbr>􀂅 Seek assistance if struggling with substance abuse issues\u003Cbr>􀂅 Connect with mental health services if needed\u003Cbr>3. Visit a Financial Institution\u003Cbr>􀂅 Open a Savings & Checking account\u003Cbr>􀂅 Find out the status of your Credit\u003Cbr>􀂅 Unload your ReleasePay Card into an account\u003Cbr>􀂅 Understand and address any outstanding financial obligations\u003Cbr>4. Find a Primary Care Physician\u003Cbr>􀂅 Schedule a medical check-up and address any immediate health concerns\u003Cbr>􀂅 Explore healthcare options, like Medicaid or community health\u003Cbr>5. Contact your employer\u003Cbr>􀂅 If you have a job lined up, contact your employer updating them on your release\u003Cbr>􀂅 Contact your local Career Center for employment, résumé, or interview assistance\u003Cbr>6. 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They provide car and van pooling services.  \nFind them at: [gotraffix.com](gotraffix.com)  \n[Phone: 1-800-700-7433](Phone: 1-800-700-7433)  \nYou can also download the Traffix ","cbCaipzv3vTIVsIX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipzv3vTIVsIX","pdf",600963,12,"English","# Checking In with Probation & Parole\n## Go-Home Checklist\n## Goals for the First 2-Weeks\n## Key Services and Appointments (DMV, Transportation, Social Services, Financial Institution, Healthcare, Cell Phone)","[{\"question\":\"What should someone do in the first few months after release to reduce overwhelm?\",\"answer\":\"The packet advises taking time before rash decisions, being patient and kind to yourself, and preparing for the first few months as major hurdles. 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