Indiana advocates said formerly incarcerated people need mental health and rehabilitation services to help them transition back into society. One group in Marion County is calling on lawmakers and other advocacy groups across the state to increase these resources.

PACE — or Public Advocates in Community re-Entry — helps people reenter society after incarceration. The organization provides a variety of support services targeted to help Hoosiers before and after they are released from incarceration. These programs include Recovery Works, Guidance for Post-Release Support and Breaking the Chains.

Breaking the Chains is a program for men who are at high risk of reoffending. The 10-week program addresses trauma-related issues among participants and fosters rehabilitation. At the end of the pr

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