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At Pioneer Human Services, we provide comprehensive reentry services in Washington state for individuals transitioning from prison and jail, working to dismantle mass incarceration and create real pathways to stability. We empower justice-involved individuals to overcome adversity and reach their full potential – ultimately reshaping our communities to be more equitable, safe, and just for all. Pioneer Works.
Our Business Lines
Our aerospace manufacturing and food service businesses produce high-quality products while providing career pathways for people who have been impacted by the criminal legal system.
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Serving the State of Washington
We provide a wide range of services in communities across Washington state, from detox and stabilization to career training and housing support.
Dismantling mass incarceration through social entrepreneurship
Watch this video to learn more about why our mission matters and the impact of our work in supporting individuals as they work to build healthy, productive lives in our communities.
“While I was serving my 14-year term, I had a major mindset transformation. I knew I needed to make a positive change in life. It became my goal to be part of the solution and not the problem.”
– Melvin
Featured News
How to End Mass Incarceration: The Steps, Solutions, and People Leading the Way
Key Takeaways Every year, more than 600,000 people walk out of an American prison. They collect whatever belongings fit into a plastic bag, step through a gate, and face a world that has largely been designed to make them fail. No job. Often no ID. A criminal record that follows them to every application, housing […]
Our Impact
9,763
Individuals served in 2025 across the state of Washington
56%
of entire workforce was formerly incarcerated and/or in recovery
75.4%
successful diversion rate at 1+ year
3.2%
recidivism rate at 1+ year