Christian Footsteps facilitates a range of group programs designed to promote connection, understanding, and shared growth. Group settings provide a sense of community and belonging — crucial elements in overcoming isolation and rebuilding self-confidence.

Examples of groups include:

• Peer Support Groups: Safe, confidential spaces for ex-prisoners to share their experiences, challenges, and successes with others who understand their journey.
• Family Support Groups: Sessions designed to help families navigate the emotional, social, and financial impacts of incarceration, while learning coping strategies and mutual support.
• Life Skills and Empowerment Workshops: Group sessions focusing on communication, stress management, budgeting, goal-setting, and rebuilding self-esteem.
• Restorative Circles: Community-based group discussions that promote healing, accountability, and reconciliation among participants affected by crime and incarceration.

Group sessions are facilitated by compassionate staff and trained volunteers who encourage open dialogue, respect, and positive peer influence. By participating in group activities, individuals gain both emotional strength and practical tools for rebuilding their lives.