Ipinapaalala ng kuwento ni Jessie Sapno na ang reintegration ay hindi isang pangyayari lamang kundi isang paglalakbay. Sa tuloy-tuloy na suporta, matiyagang paggabay, at paniniwala sa ikalawang pagkakataon, ang mga buhay na minsang isinuko ng lipunan ay maaari pang maibalik.

Jessie Sapno’s story reminds us that reintegration is not a single event—it is a journey. With sustained support, patient accompaniment, and belief in second chances, lives once written off can be restored.

Just beyond the walls of the Manila City Jail, a quiet revolution is taking place—something that whispers of hope and second chances. It’s not the kind of story that makes headlines, but it is the kind that moves hearts.

Ronald, recognizing that his time in prison as well as his association with PRESO taught him to value the people who continue to love him.

Bagong TAO na daw sya sabi ni Ronald at sa tulong ng Panginoon, paninindigan nya ito, kasi, puede pala... puedeng puede!

PDLs and CICLs would be assisted soon with their liberties restored, their dignity regained and that their lives are eventually rebuilt.

Support for our prisons & prisoners would benefit all of society in terms of lower rates of recidivism & increased sense of public safety

Padyak Pangkabuhayan, a joint project of Preso, Inc., Rotary Club of Midtown QC & Rock the Rehas held the launching and turn over activity.