 The Southwest Alabama Partnership for Training and Employment, known as SWAPT, received a $1.5 million pathway home grant from the Department of Labor in order to help reduce recidivism of prison inmates. The program's goal is to assist inmates as they reenter society. SWAPT will work with the Mobile County Jail to provide educational programs, drug counseling, as well as job training. The initiative is part of a broader effort to cut Alabama's 29% recidivism rate in half by the year 2030. I'm Andrea Tuss.