Cindi Real and Mark Renick join St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho Reentry Services

IBR Staff//April 15, 2019//

IBR Staff//April 15, 2019//

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Cindi Real

Cindi Real and Mark Renick have joined St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho (SVdPID) Reentry Services as executives in the program’s new office.

Real is the employment specialist for SVdPID’s Reentry Conference. She has worked as a missionary in Malawi and South Africa.

Mark Renick

Renick has served on the board of the SVdPID’s Reentry Program for six years and is also the chairperson for the advocacy group, Systemic Change of Idaho. He created the nonprofit IMSI Hope Community Phase 22 that supports individuals reintegrating after incarceration in Idaho.

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