Official BOP page on contracted residential reentry centers (RRCs, or halfway houses) that help people nearing release with a structured, supervised environment and employment counseling. Residents are ordinarily expected to be employed 40 hours per week within 15 days of arrival, pay a subsistence fee of 25 percent of gross income, and may be placed for up to 12 months, with referrals typically made 17 to 19 months before release.
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