GUIDE: “What About Me?” When A Parent Goes To Prison

May 7, 2026

The Reentry Coalition of New Jersey is committed to supporting justice-involved individuals and the families who they rely on to support them during this challenging time in their lives.
This thoughtful guide, “What About Me?” When a Parent Goes to Prison, can help you or a loved one discuss incarceration with a child. The guide offers valuable instruction for talking about incarceration, it’s broader impact on families and helping children feel supported during a difficult, confusing time.
Access this helpful guide HERE.

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