Empowering Second Chances, Redefining Futures
“Studies have shown that inmate participation in education, vocational and job training, prison work skills development, drug abuse, mental health and other treatment programs, all reduce recidivism, significantly.”
Congressman Bobby Scott
43%
Inmates who participated in educational programs while incarcerated have lower odds of recidivating than those who did not.
30%
Individuals with high levels of family support have a higher likelihood of desisting from crime.
50%
Individuals who completed substance abuse treatment programs are less likely to be re-incarcerated.
15%
Participants in reentry programs showed a reduction in recidivism rates compared to non-participants.
Our Services
Guide Your Path to Desistance With Our Range of Services,
Designed to Support Every Step of Your Journey
Recidivism Prevention Program
The Recidivism Prevention Program is a key initiative in our efforts to reduce repeat incarceration. By addressing the root causes of criminal behavior and providing targeted support, the program helps participants build a foundation for a crime-free life, contributing to safer communities and more successful reentry outcomes.
Treatment and Rehabilitation Initiative
Our Programs are designed to address the root causes of criminal behavior among incarcerated individuals, aiming to reduce recidivism and promote successful reintegration into society. The program offers a comprehensive range of evidence-based services, tailored to meet the specific needs of each participant.
Case Management and Support Services
We provide dedicated case managers for comprehensive support, life skills training, and peer support groups to help individuals access public benefits, healthcare, and build community networks.
Community and Family Reunification
We offer family counseling and mediation services, along with community integration programs that provide opportunities for community service and volunteer activities.
From Incarceration to Achievement
Inspiring Success Stories of Formerly Incarcerated Professionals
Representative Kweisi Mfume
Representative Kweisi Mfume had several stints in jail before becoming a Congressman and serving as president of the NAACP
Judge Greg Mathis
Judge Greg Mathis was in a gang and served time before launching his own TV show
Actor Danny Trejo
Actor Danny Trejo spent 12 years robbing stores, but now he only plays 'the bad guy' in movies
Music Mogul Jay-Z
The billionaire rapper-entrepreneur used to deal drugs in his younger days. He even says that his drug-dealing days prepared him for the cutthroat music industry.
Jeremy Meeks
Jeremy Meeks is a former prisoner who became a famous actor and fashion model after his release from prison
Susan Burton
Susan Burton, who endured a traumatic childhood, addiction, and over fifteen years of incarceration, has emerged as a leader in criminal justice reform, founding A New Way of Life and advocating against mass incarceration.
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Our Testimonials
Voices of The Formerly Incarcerated
