Research consistently shows that providing stable housing to formerly incarcerated individuals significantly reduces recidivism rates, with studies indicating that those with access to supportive housing are considerably less likely to be rearrested compared to those without stable housing; for example, some studies have found a 40% reduction in rearrests among participants receiving supportive housing programs.
Ms. L. Scott and Ms. A. Young, P2P participants, have had stable housing for 2 years.
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