Wrongful Conviction Trauma Center (WCTC)

Our Services

Our Services

Comprehensive Support for Exonerees and Their Families

WCTC provides holistic, trauma-informed services designed to address the emotional, psychological, and practical challenges caused by wrongful conviction.

Legal Advocacy Support

Exonerees often face complex legal and administrative barriers after release. We provide guidance, referrals, and coordination with legal partners to help individuals navigate post-exoneration processes and access their rights.

Trauma & Mental Health Counseling

Wrongful conviction causes profound trauma. WCTC offers trauma-informed counseling and emotional support tailored to the unique experiences of incarceration, loss, and reintegration.

Reentry & Reintegration Services

Rebuilding life after prison is overwhelming. We support exonerees with:
Housing stability guidance
Employment and job-readiness support
Life skills and community reintegration assistance

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Peer Support & Community Connection

Healing is stronger in community. WCTC connects exonerees with peer support networks that foster understanding, shared experience, and mutual encouragement.

Policy & Community Advocacy

We work to raise awareness about wrongful conviction, promote systemic reform, and advocate for policies that protect the rights and well-being of exonerees.

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How to Access Services

Individuals seeking support can contact WCTC directly to learn about eligibility, available resources, and next steps toward receiving care.

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