Imagine a 28-year-old man named Keith is about to be released from prison after serving a seven-year sentence. Keith is not sure where to start when he gets out. The lease on his apartment and his job are both long gone. He has no immediate family to give him a hand, and he will be completely on his own. What types of things do you think he might need help with once he is released?

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