In this paper the Transition, Inc. program of the city of Miami is examined. This program's main concern is to help ex-offenders in their re-socialization process by offering them moral as well as financial support. It is evidenced from the goal and objectives of the Transition, Inc. program, its rehabilitative results and related literature that programs of this nature and scope are needed to supplement the ongoing rehabilitative services of the established criminal justice system. Transition, Inc. uses volunteer community citizens, a Board of Directors, and eight committees to help ex-offenders re-enter society. It is recommended that community involvement play a vital role in the rehabilitation of ex-offenders in any efforts to decrease crime in today's society. (Author/HLM)