CASE STUDY: MENTORING PROGRAM TO REINTE- GRATE EX-PRISONERS INTO THE COMMUNITY The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that is it seeking applications for funding mentoring grants to nonprofits. The grants are based upon Public Law 110-199, the Second Chance Act of 2007, which authorizes grants to nonprofits that create mentoring programs to promote the reintegration of people released from prison into the community. The program compo- nents must include mentoring prisoners during incarceration through transition back to the community. Mentoring is defined loosely; it can be a one-on-one or a small group relationship, but it must take place in both prerelease and postrelease environ- ments. Nonprofits can provide transitional services, which can include but are not limited to these program components: pre- release mentoring relationship, housing, education, substance Page 223 of 380 58% BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR NON.... abuse treatment, mental health treatment, family reunifica- tion, job training, and case management. If you were respond- ing to this request for a proposal, what kinds of performance measures would you propose to use to measure the activities