Our Progress & Partnerships
At Belief Faith Fruition (BFF), progress is more than a goal — it’s a commitment. Through collaboration, certification, and community service, BFF continues to strengthen its role in supporting returning citizens, individuals experiencing homelessness, and the justice-affected population of Prince William County (PWC).
Below are the key milestones that mark our growing impact and partnerships throughout the region.
Member of the Prince William County Re-Entry Council
BFF is proud to be an active member of the Prince William County Re-entry Council, a coalition of community partners, government agencies, and organizations dedicated to improving reentry outcomes for individuals returning from incarceration. As a council member, BFF contributes its specialized reentry coordination services, including client assessments, individualized reentry plans, and family engagement tools. Our involvement ensures that returning citizens have access to a network of holistic supports that promote rehabilitation, accountability, and community reintegration.
Peer Recovery Specialists Certified through SAARA
Our team includes Peer Recovery Specialists who have achieved certification through the Substance Abuse and Addiction Recovery Alliance of Virginia (SAARA). This certification empowers BFF to offer peer-led, trauma-informed support to individuals navigating mental health and substance use recovery. By integrating lived experience with professional training, BFF’s peer recovery specialists help clients build resilience, set achievable goals, and sustain long-term recovery.
Partnership with PWC Community Service Coordinators
BFF has partnered with the Prince William County Community Service Coordinators to assist justice-involved individuals in satisfying court-ordered community service hours and outstanding fines through verified participation in BFF’s community programs. This partnership provides an alternative path toward compliance and rehabilitation, enabling participants to give back meaningfully to their community while meeting court requirements in a supportive and structured environment.
Community Impact Campaign & VDOT Adopt-a-Highway Program
In 2025, BFF successfully completed a three-week campaign to raise awareness and provide direct assistance to homeless and justice-affected citizens across Prince William County. The campaign culminated in a Community Cleanup & Awareness Day held under BFF’s participation in the Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) Adopt-a-Highway Program. Through this initiative, BFF volunteers and partners demonstrated the power of service, unity, and public visibility in promoting community renewal and positive reentry.
Collaborating with Courts & Probation for Alternatives to Incarceration
Currently, BFF is coordinating with the Prince William County Courts and the Probation Office to evaluate alternatives to incarceration for qualifying individuals. Through structured assessments, self-reflection journals, and family questionnaires, BFF assists legal and correctional professionals in developing recommendations that focus on treatment, education, and mentorship rather than punishment. This collaborative effort aligns with BFF’s mission to reduce recidivism, promote accountability, and support sustainable reentry outcomes.
Looking Ahead
Belief Faith Fruition continues to grow as a trusted resource for reentry and recovery in Northern Virginia. Our expanding partnerships, certified recovery staff, and community engagement programs reflect our ongoing commitment to turning belief into faith — and faith into fruition.
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