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BOP Program Statement 5200.06 § 13
REENTRY NEEDS
The Residential Reentry Management Branch must be notified in the referral packet of any
releasing inmate with a SENTRY CMA disabilities assignment. With the exception of
immediate releases, Unit Team notifies the Social Worker or Reentry Affairs Coordinator when
they are working on release plans for inmates with disabilities releasing directly to the
community.
Institution Social Workers and Reentry Affairs Coordinators locate resources, specialized
services, and direct placements in the community serving individuals with disabilities, and
should be consulted. Reentry Affairs Coordinators collaborate with the department identifying
the disability and assist in locating appropriate volunteers or mentors for this population.
The Women and Special Populations Branch can also be contacted to provide guidance and
resources for reentry needs of inmates with disabilities.
History
PS 5200.06 dated 2019-11-22
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
03c4ebd93d6e2c6077f0ec36d42f4ee18344f04f3f8ddef603796c2a65b511eb
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