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Ex‐Offender Local Resources

Alabama

Aid to Inmate Mothers ‐ Reconnect ProgramProject Reconnect is an aftercare program to prepare the women for release, and to help them overcome the barriers they encounter as they make their transition back into the community. After release, Aid to Inmate Mothers steps in to help the women secure jobs and housing, and to provide essential supportive counseling.

http://www.inmatemoms.org

660 Morgan Avenue

Montgomery, AL 36104

334‐262‐2245

[email protected]

Fountain HouseThe emphasis at Fountain House is on positive and healthy relationships. All residents will work with management and staff to regain their self‐confidence and resume their lives in a productive manner.

http://www.thefountainhouse.net/

116 N. McDonough Street


334‐391‐7508

Renascence, Inc. Renascence, Inc. assists in the transition of non‐violent, male ex‐offenders from prison to steady employment and responsible living. Renascence provides housing, appropriate monotoring, interpersonal and life skills programs, recovery support groups, as well as access to employment, health, and educational services.

https://halfway‐home.net/services/

215 Clayton Street


334‐832‐1402

Shepherd’s FoldShepherd`s Fold, Inc. is a residential life transformation center for men and women being released from prison. After entering the center, they will find assistance with regaining identification documents, finding employment, learning to make positive choices, and financial and educational literacy.

https://www.myshepherdsfold.org/

PO Box 2084

Birmingham, AL 35201‐2084

205‐780‐6211

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The Dannon Project ‐ A Chance for Everyone ReturningThe Dannon Project’ reentry program provides a variety of resources, including help with obtaining personal identification, finding housing, getting job training, healing from substance abuse, and finding employment among several other services.

http://dannonproject.org/reentry_initiative.php

2324 5th Avenue North

Birmingham, AL 35205

205‐202‐4072

[email protected]

The FoundryThe Foundry Re‐Entry Program is designed to help men leaving prison successfully transition to independence. This Christ‐centered ministry equips them with tools they need to remain drug‐free and to get established in the community. After their release from jail or prison, Re‐Entry residents can live and work at The Foundry while our staff helps them obtain their driver's licenses, social security cards, full‐time employment and housing.

http://www.thefoundryonline.org/programs_reentry.php

1800 4th Ave. North P.O. Box 824

Bessemer, AL 35020

205‐424‐4673

[email protected]

The Love Lady CenterThe Lovelady Center is a 9 to 12 month program designed to restore hope and rebuild lives. Women and their children enter our program for various reasons, all needing help in their lives. By introducing women and children to Christ and offering a multitude of needed services. The Lovelady Center helps women attain a brighter future.

http://www.loveladycenter.org/portal/

7916 2nd Avenue South

Birmingham, AL 35206

205‐833‐7410

Winners Inc.It is our belief that by providing a drug free atmosphere, we will foster an environment for growth and recovery. It is also our belief that the lives of the women who have served and those in association with them will see and experience great change for the better, by focusing on key areas such as accountability, education, and responsibility, families, communities, and employment.

8800 Three Mile Rd.

Irvington, AL 36544

251‐824‐1585


Arizona

Arizona Common GroundArizona Common Ground connects released inmates with long‐term, gainful employment through life skills training, and engaging the community in education to create effective solutions to re‐entry.

http://www.azcommonground.org/

2406 South 24th Street Suite E‐114

Phoenix, AZ 85034

602‐914‐9000

Arizona Women’s Education and Employment, Inc.AWEE's Path to Living Free (PLF) assists male and female ex‐offenders to become successful upon their exit from prison and during their re‐entry into the community.

http://awee.org/what‐we‐do/

640 N. 1st Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85003

602‐223‐4333

[email protected]

BOSS Ex‐offender ServicesBuckeye Outreach for Social Services (BOSS) offers a CIRCLE OF SERVICES to the Unemployed, underemployed, Veterans, Ex‐ Offenders, those in recovery, and people who just want to do better.

http://www.bosssite.org/

501 E Mahoney Ave

Buckeye, AZ 85326

623‐386‐6365

EVOLVE EVOLVE offers job counseling, case management, vocational education, and job placement to individuals with criminal histories. Services available include resume preparation, interview techniques, and mentorship.

http://transformgov.org/en/Article/10941/EVOLVE_Program_to_Assist_ExOffenders

411 No. Central Avenue Suite 400

Phoenix, AZ 85004

888‐496‐0944

[email protected]


Family Service AgencyThe Community Re‐Integration Program provides an array of services all dedicated to assisting ex‐offenders in preparing for, securing, and maintaining long‐term employment. The program is designed to meet the specific needs of ex‐offenders re‐entering the workforce to ensure a successful transition into society.

http://fsaphoenix.org/service/cri/

2400 N. Central Ave Suite #400

Phoenix, AZ 85004

602‐264‐9891

[email protected]

Goodwill of Northern ArizonaFresh Start can help you adjust to life outside of jail or prison with foundation work readiness training including application, resumes, interviewing, job leads, job search attire, transportation, and other needs.

https://goodwillna.org/jobs/programs‐and‐services/#Fresh‐start

4308 E. Route 66

Flagstaff, AZ 86004

928‐526‐9188

Inn Transitions, Inc.Inn Transitions conducts outreach within Flagstaff that provides assistance tailored to individual circumstances and needs.

http://www.inntransitions.org/services.html

2140 E. Route 66

Royal Inn, AZ 86004

928‐779‐4141

[email protected]

JobPathJobPath was created to meet an urgent community need for job training programs in Tucson, Arizona and Pima County. Many adults were underemployed and working two and three minimum wage jobs to support themselves and their families.

http://awee.org/what‐we‐do/

655 North Alvernon Way Suite 205

Tucson, AZ 85711

520 324‐0402

Old Pueblo Community FoundationThe Old Pueblo Community Foundation and Compass Healthcare have collaborated to offer a state‐wide corrections re‐entry program for male and female offenders on the verge of parole revocation.

http://helptucson.org/index.php

4501 E. Fifth Street

Tucson, AZ 85711

520‐546‐0122


Primavera FoundationThe Prisoner Re‐entry Program (PREP) is designed to assist newly ex‐prisoners in the community through an employment‐based program that incorporates housing, mentoring, job training, and other services.

http://www.primavera.org/html/stability/jobtrainingwork.html#PREP

702 S. 6th Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85701

520‐623‐5111

[email protected]

Arkansas

Central Arkansas Community Correction CenterCommunity‐based residential settings offering structure, supervision, surveillance, drug/alcohol treatment, educational and vocational programs, employment counseling, socialization and life skills programs, community work transition and/or forms of treatment and programs.

http://www.dcc.arkansas.gov/locations/Pages/locationDetails.aspx?show=38

4823 West 7th Street

Little Rock, AR 72205

501‐686‐9800

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of ArkansasWe assist job seekers who ae reentrying the workforce. If you are unemployed, need job training or are looking for a new career, Goodwill can help.

http://www.goodwillar.org/job‐seekers/services/

7400 Scott Hamilton Drive


501‐372‐5100

[email protected]

Northeast Arkansas Community Corrections CenterCommunity‐based residential settings offering structure, supervision, surveillance, drug/alcohol treatment, educational and vocational programs, employment counseling, socialization and life skills programs, community work transition and/or forms of treatment and programs.


1351 Cyro Road PO BOX 487

Osceola, AR 72370

870‐563‐8330

[email protected]


Omega CenterCommunity‐based residential settings offering structure, supervision, surveillance, drug/alcohol treatment, educational and vocational programs, employment counseling, socialization and life skills programs, community work transition and/or forms of treatment and programs.


104 Walco Ln

Malvern, AR 72104

501‐467‐3041

[email protected]

Our House, Inc. Our three main areas of focus are Employment, Adult Education and Life Skills. We also have a Reentry program targeted to Career Center students with past criminal history. At the Career Center, we believe that with hard work and quality resources, residents and community members can leave our center with the tools and skills needed to excel in both a career and in day‐to‐day life.

http://ourhouseshelter.org/careercenter/

302 E. Roosevelt


501‐374‐7383 ext. 218

[email protected]

Southeast Arkansas Community Corrections CenterCommunity‐based residential settings offering structure, supervision, surveillance, drug/alcohol treatment, educational and vocational programs, employment counseling, socialization and life skills programs, community work transition and/or forms of treatment and programs.



Pine Bluff, AR 71602

501‐686‐9800

[email protected]

Southwest Arkansas Community Corrections CenterCommunity‐based residential settings offering structure, supervision, surveillance, drug/alcohol treatment, educational and vocational programs, employment counseling, socialization and life skills programs, community work transition and/or forms of treatment and programs.


506 Walnut St

Texarkana, AR 71854

870‐779‐2036

[email protected]


California

A New Way of Life More than 70% of the women who come to stay in our sober living homes and participate in our programming are successful in breaking the cycle—staying out of prison, and getting their lives back on track.

http://anewwayoflife.org/

P.O. Box 875288

Los Angeles, CA 90087

323‐563‐3575

American Works of CaliforniaAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/california

1212 Broadway 11th Floor

Oakland, CA 94612

510‐891‐9100

[email protected]

Arriba JuntosArriba Juntos, a community‐based organization, serving a diverse population in San Francisco including ex‐offenders. They have direct placement for clients who have job skills. Training is available in computer technology, including MS Office Suite, and certified nursing assistance with the ability to obtain California licensing. Arriba Juntos has a subsidized wage/on job training program that is used as an incentive to employers to hire individuals with criminal records.

http://www.arribajuntos.org

1850 Mission St

San Francisco, CA 94103

415‐487‐3240

[email protected]

Asian ResourcesThe career center offers training or support services to participants to ensure that any barriers in retaining employment are addresses.

http://asianresources.org/

7640 Greenback Lane

Citrus Heights, CA 95610

916‐745.4313


Back on My FeetBack on My Feet recruits members (individuals experiencing homelessness) at homeless and residential facilities around the country and begins with a commitment to run three days a week in the early morning. After 30 days in the program, members with 90% attendance earn the opportunity to move into the second phase of the program called Next Steps, which provides educational support, job training programs, employment partnership referrals and housing resources. Almost 80% of individuals who start the program move into Next Steps.

http://la.backonmyfeet.org/

811 W 7th Street 12th Floor


[email protected]

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ Los AngelesThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities in California.

https://ceoworks.org/los‐angeles/

448 South Hill Street Suite 908


213‐219‐7873

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ OaklandThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/oakland/

464 7th Street

Oakland, CA 94607

510‐251‐2240

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ San BernardinoThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities in California.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/san‐bernardino/

1630 South E Street Suite A

San Bernardino, CA 92408

909‐380‐8822

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ San DiegoThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/san‐diego/

450 A Street Suite 300

San Diego, CA 92101

619‐684‐4810


Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ San JoseThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities in California.

https://ceoworks.org/san‐jose/

1435 Koll Circle Suite 104

San Jose, CA 95112

Center for Employment Training ‐ CoachellaThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.cetweb.org/aboutcet/index.html

49‐111 Highway 111 Suite 5

Coachella, CA 92236

760‐398‐8889

Center for Employment Training ‐ ColtonThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


1099 N. Pepper Avenue

Colton, CA 92324

909‐478‐3818

Center for Employment Training ‐ El CentroThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


294 South 3rd Street

El Centro, CA 92243

760‐337‐6565

Center for Employment Training ‐ OxnardThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


761 South C Street

Oxnard, CA 93030

805‐487‐9821


Center for Employment Training ‐ SacramentoThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


8376 Fruitridge Road

Sacramento, CA 95828

916‐393‐7401

Center for Employment Training ‐ SalinasThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


421 Monterey Street

Salinas, CA 93901

760‐728‐0842

Center for Employment Training ‐ San DiegoThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.cetweb.org/sandiego/index.html

4153 Market Street

San Diego, CA 92102

619‐527‐4895

Center for Employment Training ‐ San JoseThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.cetweb.org/sandiego/index.html

701 Vine Street

San Jose, CA 95110

408‐534‐5360

Center for Employment Training ‐ Santa MariaThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


509 W. Morrison Ave

Santa Maria, CA 93458

909‐351‐3100


Center for Employment Training ‐ SoledadThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


930 Los Coches Drive

Soledad, CA 93960

831‐678‐0448

Center for Employment Training ‐ WatsonvilleThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


10 Blanca Lane

Watsonville, CA 95076

831‐728‐4551

Center for Living & LearningThe mission of Center for Living and Learning is to improve lives by assisting individuals transitioning from rehabilitation or with barriers to employment, into the workforce so that they may become contributing members of society. The main focus of the Center for Living and Learning is on providing paid vocational apprenticeships to rehabilitated criminals, recovering drug abusers, at‐risk youth, and other disadvantaged individuals in computer skills, data entry, customer service and administration.

http://www.center4living.lle.org/organizational‐data.shtml

14549 Archwood Street #221

Van Nuys, CA 91405

818‐781‐1073

[email protected]

Center Point Inc.Our Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case

management services and referrals to social support services and other organiza ons that help to sustain recovery efforts.

http://www.cpinc.org/criminaljustice.php

135 Paul Drive

San Rafael, CA 94903

415‐492‐4444

Center Point Inc. SASCA/BASN and Multi‐Service CenterOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



1601 Second St. #104


415‐456‐6655


Center Point Inc. Adult ResidentialOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



603 D St. & 207 1st St.


415‐454‐9444

Center Point Inc. Female Offender Treatment and Employment ProgramOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services, gender responsive case

management services, and referrals to social support services and other organiza ons that help to sustain recovery efforts.


11228 Fair Oaks Blvd.

Fair Oaks, CA 95628

916‐962‐2800

Center Point Inc. Women & Children's ResidentialOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



, CA 13350

415‐459‐1292

Chrysalis ‐ Los AngelesChrysalis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a pathway to self‐sufficiency for homeless and low‐income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment.

http://www.changelives.org/

522 So. Main Street


213‐806‐6300

[email protected]

Chrysalis ‐ PacoimaChrysalis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a pathway to self‐sufficiency for homeless and low‐income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment.


14015 Van Nuys Blvd Ste. E

Pacoima, CA 91331

818‐794‐4200

[email protected]


Chrysalis ‐ Santa MonicaChrysalis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a pathway to self‐sufficiency for homeless and low‐income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment.


1853 Lincoln Blvd

Santa Monica, CA 90404

310‐401‐9400

[email protected]

Community Action Board of Santa Cruz CountyThe mission of ALCANCE is to provide youth and adults with employment services, work skills development and community engagement. We honor and serve those who are under‐resourced, at‐risk or involved in the justice system. The ALCANCE program offers opportunities for low‐income youth and adult to improve their quality of life and to reach their full potential through employment services, leadership development, and meaningful community engagement.

http://www.cabinc.org/crp

406 Main Street Suite 207

Watsonville, CA 95076

831‐724‐4771

[email protected]

Cypress Mandela The Cypress Mandela Training Center is a community based organization dedicated to improving the lives of the people it serves by providing pre‐apprentice construction and life skills training, along with employment assistance.

http://www.cypressmandela.org/about_cypress_mandela

2229 Poplar Street

Oakland, CA 94607

510‐208‐7350

[email protected]

Delancey Street Foundation ‐ Los AngelesDelancey Street is a residential self‐help organization for former substance abusers, ex‐convicts, homeless individuals. The average resident has been a hard‐core drug and alcohol abuser, has been in prison, and is unskilled.

http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/index.php

400 N. Vermont Ave.


323‐662‐4122

Delancey Street Foundation ‐ San FranciscoDelancey Street is a residential self‐help organization for former substance abusers, ex‐convicts, homeless individuals. The average resident has been a hard‐core drug and alcohol abuser, has been in prison, and is unskilled.

http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/index.php

600 Embarcadero


415‐512‐5104


Fresno Economic Opportunities CommissionPrior to and after being released, low‐income and basic skills deficient individuals are provided with comprehensive education, training and employment related services that increase their employability, strengthen their work ethic, and lead them toward the path of self‐sufficiency.

http://www.fresnoeoc.org/re‐entry‐transitional‐program

1920 Mariposa Mall Suite 300

Fresno, CA 93721

559‐268‐1000

[email protected]

Good Samaritan Project The Good Samaritan Project is a place where hope, compassion and encouragement is offered to every person recently released from incarceration and living in San Jose, Morgan Hill or Gilroy. Eligible participants are men and women at least 18 years of age recently released from a State or County institutions (prison/jail). The Good Samaritan Project serves those released on probation and parole. This is a free program of the Faith Re‐Entry Collaborative and open to those that meet the eligibility requirements.

http://cathedraloffaith.org/contentpages/34929/aa2cf847‐d3cf‐48eb‐8998‐d3b0df8a864b/GoodSamaritanRe‐entryProgram.

2315 Canoas Garden Ave.

San Jose, CA 95125

408‐979‐3043

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin ‐ Re‐Entry NavigatorGoodwill Industries of San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin Counties provides education and career services to ex‐offenders and people with disadvantages that are discriminated against in the workforce.

http://sfgoodwill.org/

1500 Mission St.


415‐575‐2101

[email protected]

Homeboy IndustriesAll people coming to Homeboy Industries are met by dedicated staff who work intensely with clients to address their multi‐level needs. We have two staff members who focus primarily on supporting people who are recently released and are trying to re‐enter mainstream society.

http://www.homeboyindustries.org/

130 W. Bruno St.


323‐526‐1254

[email protected]


Metro United Methodist Urban MinistryMetro United Methodist Urban Ministry provides employment‐focused services that include job readiness, job placement, unpaid work experience, on‐the‐job training and community service. Metro staff also strive to assist participants in finding appropriate occupational skill training.

http://metrocommunityministries.org/programs/

6154 Mission Gorge Road

San Diego, CA 92116

619‐285‐5556

Northern California Service LeagueConviction and incarceration are not barriers to employment and career success! Job‐ready persons on probation and parole are served by our staff of job developers and counselors.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/NORTHERN‐CALIFORNIA‐SERVICE‐LEAGUE/328022220742

40 Boardman Place


415‐863‐2323

Pathway to Success Career CollaborativePathway to Success Career Collaborative includes many partners working together to provide adult reentry citizens provided with a rigorous common core course of study focused on their chosen career pathways and designed to provide them with skills to succeed in post‐secondary opportunities.

http://www.fcdiconnect.org/job‐placement.html

1665 E Street Suite 103

Fresno, CA 93706

559‐498‐7155

Playa Vista Job Opportunities and Business Services (PVJOBS)Playa Vista is a construction development, non‐profit organization located in Los Angeles. The company allots 10% of all jobs at the construction site to at‐risk people, including individuals with criminal histories. PVJOBS is considered a one‐stop job center.

http://www.pvjobs.org/

4112 South Main Street


323‐432‐3955

[email protected]

Prevention NetworkThe Prevention Network is an alliance of social service providers and community residents fighting to strengthen the social safety net, increase access to prevention and treatment services in South L.A., and end mass incarceration.

http://cocosouthla.org/strengthening‐the‐safety‐net/

4701 S. Central Ave


323‐238‐0445


PROJECT 180Project 180 launched the ARCS program toserving both male and female, medium to high risk offenders. ARCS aims to reduce recidivism and increase long‐term stability. Comprehensive treatment services including intensive FACT case management, educational support, literacy programs, transitional and independent housing assistance, and supported employment/job placement services.

http://www.project180la.com/Programs.html#anchor_73

470 E. 3rd Street Suite C


213‐620‐5712

[email protected]

Project ChoiceProject Choice seeks to improve public safety by offering hope, support and accountability to juvenile and young adult offenders re‐entering the Oakland community.

http://www.voa‐ncnn.org/community‐re‐entry‐bay‐area

3434 Marconi Avenue

Sacramento, CA 95821

916‐265‐3400

amani@voa‐sac.org

Project Re‐ConnectProject Re‐Connect is a non‐profit counseling program to assist “high risk” youth ages 12 to 16 years who are referred by the Juvenile Justice System. The primary goal of Project Re‐Connect is to facilitate the functioning of the youth in their home, school, and society.

http://www.projectreconnect.net/

6939 MacArthur Blvd

Oakland, CA 94602

510‐482‐1253

[email protected]

Rubicon Programs ‐ Economic EmpowermentRubicon Programs’ Economic Empowerment division has distinguished itself over the past three decades as a premier provider of employment, housing and other support services to East Bay residents.

http://www.rubiconprograms.org/index.html

418 West 4th Street

Antioch, CA 94509

925‐399‐8990



101 Broadway

Richmond, CA 94804

510‐412‐1725




1918 Bonita Ave

Berkeley, CA 94704

510‐549‐8820

Rubicon Programs ‐ Eden Area One‐Stop Career CenterRubicon Programs provides comprehensive, integrated services that help very low‐income, homeless, and formerly incarcerated residents of Alameda and West Contra Costa Counties. overcome barriers to financial independence.


24100 Amador Street 3rd Floor

Hayward, CA 94544

510‐670‐5700

Rubicon Programs ‐ North Oakland Career and Employment Center Rubicon Programs provides comprehensive, integrated services that help very low‐income, homeless, and formerly incarcerated residents of Alameda and West Contra Costa Counties


2000 San Pablo Ave.

Oakland, CA 94612

510‐208‐0903

Salvation Army STEPSThe STEPS Program in San Diego helps men recently released from prison find jobs, save money, and return to independent living.

https://www.facebook.com/SalvationArmySTEPSProgram/?ref=page_internal

2320 Fifth Ave.

San Diego, CA 92101

619‐699‐2220

[email protected]

San Diego Second ChanceSecond Chance is the most effective solution for reducing recidivism, unemployment and homelessness, empowering our clients to make sustainable personal changes that positively impact society.

http://www.secondchanceprogram.org/

6145 Imperial Avenue

San Diego, CA 92114

619‐234‐8888

[email protected]


STRIVE ‐ San FranciscoWith pre‐employment attitudinal and job readiness training, as well as post‐job placement support services, Second Chance uses this program to lead participants to permanent employment and self‐sufficiency.

http://www.thefamilyschool.org/

3101 Mission St


415‐550‐4173

[email protected]

The Garden Project The Garden Project was founded with a mission unlike any organization in the country: to provide job training and support to former offenders through counseling and assistance in continuing education, while also impacting the communities from which they come.

http://www.gardenproject.org/thegardenproject.htm

P.O. Box 24292


650‐588‐8253

[email protected]

Volunteers of America Bay Area ‐ Parole Service CentersParole Service Centers help previous offenders transition from incarceration to living in the community. West House and Elsie Dunn programs are both Parole Service Centers offering onsite housing for recently released offenders, giving clients access to educational and employment training to bolster their ability at finding and keeping employment

https://www.voa‐ncnn.org/bay‐services

672 13th St. Suite 100

Oakland, CA 94612

510‐663‐4546

[email protected]

Volunteers of America of Greater Los AngelesRehabilitation of ex‐offenders through supervised residential programs that include vocational counseling and referrals.

https://www.voala.org/services/rehab.htm

3600 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 1500


213‐389‐1500

[email protected]

Welcome Home MinistriesRe‐entry resources are offered in the place of incarceration and at the WHM offices. Interviewing skills for possible employment opportunities is offered in the form of a Power Point presentation. Educational enrollment in local community college assistance is offered. WHM also offers assistance in the areas of employment readiness.

http://www.welcomehomeint.com/

1701 Mission Ave, Trlr A

Oceanside, CA 92045

760‐439‐1136


Colorado

Battle Ground Christian Community CenterBattleground Christian Community Outreach Center is a non‐profit, community based, multi‐program social service agency. At Battleground we believe that positive personal growth reflects positive community change, creating a safer and healthier environment. We seek to provide life changing services to a diverse population, which will empower individuals to live a more prosperous life.

http://battlegroundoutreach.org/

1300 Iola

Aurora, CO 80010

720‐234‐7952

DenverWorksDenverWorks offers free employment services including jobseekers/former offender workshops, one‐on‐one client and case management, mentoring opportunities, and a clothing closet providing clothing for men and women in need of interview and work attire.

http://www.denverworks.org/

2828 N. Speer Blvd. Suite 201

Denver, CO 80211

303‐433‐0300

[email protected]

Goodwill IndustriesGoodwill Denver’s Career Connection Centers are one‐stop shops for career development and job search assistance. We provide FREE services to help you get a job, get a better job, and gain the skills needed for a rewarding career.

http://www.goodwilldenver.org/careerconnections

3100 S. Sheridan Blvd.

Denver, CO 80227

720‐287‐5127

[email protected]

Northeast Denver Islamic Center Serving ex‐offenders in the Northeast Denver area. Employment referrals, clothing, transportation, and life skills training.

http://www.northeastdenverislamiccenter.com/

3400 Albion Street

Denver, CO 80207

720‐941‐3819

[email protected]


The Empowerment ProgramThe mission of The Empowerment Program is to provide education, employment assistance, health, housing referrals, and support services to women who are in disadvantaged positions due to incarceration, poverty, homelessness, HIV/AIDS infection or involvement in the criminal justice system.

http://www.empowermentprogram.org/

1600 York Street

Denver, CO 80206

303‐320‐1989

[email protected]

The Gateway ProjectGateway is about more than academics. We provide personal attention to students while combining traditional coursework with other life skills. Through mentoring, technical assistance, and other resources, we assist you in making positive changes in all areas of your life.

http://www.rrcc.edu/gateway/

5420 Miller Street

Aravada, CO 80002

303‐914‐6010

The Gateway ProjectGateway is about more than academics. We provide personal attention to students while combining traditional coursework with other life skills. Through mentoring, technical assistance, and other resources, we assist you in making positive changes in all areas of your life.

http://www.rrcc.edu/gateway/

13300 West Sixth Avenue

Lakewood, CO 80228

303‐914‐6600

The Road Called STRATEThe Road Called STRATE assist ex‐offenders reintegrate and adjust back into society by offering the following services, job readiness training, employment listings, job preparation and retention classes, high school equivalency preparation, and Internet and job search classes.

https://www.theroadcalledstrate.com/

1532 Galena St. Suite 395

Aurora, CO 80010

303‐360‐9176

[email protected]


Women's Bean ProjectWe are a nonprofit organization that teaches job readiness and life skills for entry‐level jobs through employment in our gourmet food production business. Women come with the goal of transforming their lives and moving toward self sufficiency.

http://www.womensbeanproject.com/

3201 Curtis Street

Denver, CO 80205

303‐292‐1919

[email protected]

Connecticut

Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ BridgeportClients age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.

http://a4td.org/

360 Fairfield Ave. Suite 301

Bridgeport, CT 06604

203‐502‐7303

[email protected]

Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ New HavenClients age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.

http://a4td.org/

419 Whalley Ave. 4th Floor

New Haven, CT 06511

203‐202‐3998

[email protected]

Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ WaterburyClients age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.

http://a4td.org/

84 Progress Lane 2nd Floor

Waterbury, CT 06511

203‐721‐6263

[email protected]

Career Resources Inc. ReEntry WorksAssisting ex‐offenders to succeed in their return to the workforce. ReEntry Works services include the development of an

individual employment plan, skills assessment, training, and job placement using an ex‐offender friendly job database.

http://www.ajcswct.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC=%7BEC54734C‐2564‐438D‐B155‐33A72AD7653F%7D

2 Lafayette Square


203‐333‐5129


Community Partners in Action Individuals enrolled in the program undergo an assessment of their strengths and weaknesses, needs, job readiness, interests, and degree of motivation. Staff then supplies the resources to help meet their needs and/or interests, and process them for placement into employment and/or educational/vocational training. Referrals are open to offenders and ex‐offenders.

http://www.cpa‐ct.org/

121 Washington Street

Hartford, CT 06106

860‐543‐8929

RRametta@cpa‐ct.org

Community Renewal TeamCommunity Renewal Team services are designed to reduce the likelihood of repeat criminal behavior. Short‐term housing and housing support are available in addition to transitional support services. Referrals come from the Judicial Branch or

Department of Correc on.

http://www.crtct.org/en/need‐help/corrections

1 Grove Street

New Britain, CT 06050

860‐893‐0089

[email protected]




330 Market Street

Hartford, CT 06101

860‐490‐8864

[email protected]




300 Sheldon Street

Hartford, CT 06101

860‐297‐4435

[email protected]


Community Solutions CSI offers a portfolio of services to thousands of adults referred through contracts with all branches of the state and federal criminal justice systems, as well as social service agencies.

http://www.csi‐online.org

145 Main Street

Danbury, CT 06810

203‐790‐1436

Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Community Re‐Entry ServicesSkills for Success provides support services to ex‐offenders with the aim of integrating them into the community. Services include counseling and assessment of job and training interests to maximize job search efforts

http://eastersealsgoodwill.org/crs‐community‐re‐entry‐services/

95 Hamilton Street

New Haven, CT 06511

203‐777‐2000

Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Community Re‐Entry Services ‐ Middletown Skills for Success provides support services to ex‐offenders with the aim of integrating them into the community. Services include counseling and assessment of job and training interests to maximize job search efforts

http://eastersealsgoodwill.org/crs‐community‐re‐entry‐services/

386 Main Street 2nd Floor

Middletown, CT 06457

860‐343‐1844

Families in Crisis ‐ BridgeportOur agency was founded to stabilize the family in crisis and to provide meaningful opportunities for change. We focus on the dynamics of the family unit and the significant role that family relationships play to help offenders rebuild their lives. Our services are an important addition to the criminal justice system's own efforts to reduce crime and to prepare offenders to be productive members of their communities.

http://www.familiesincrisis.org/content/re‐entry

1100 Boston Avenue Building 5


203 368‐9100

[email protected]


Families in Crisis ‐ HartfordOur agency was founded to stabilize the family in crisis and to provide meaningful opportunities for change. We focus on the dynamics of the family unit and the significant role that family relationships play to help offenders rebuild their lives. Our services are an important addition to the criminal justice system's own efforts to reduce crime and to prepare offenders to be productive members of their communities.


60 Popieluszo Court

Hartford, CT 06106

860‐236‐3593

[email protected]

Families in Crisis ‐ New HavenOur agency was founded to stabilize the family in crisis and to provide meaningful opportunities for change. We focus on the dynamics of the family unit and the significant role that family relationships play to help offenders rebuild their lives. Our services are an important addition to the criminal justice system's own efforts to reduce crime and to prepare offenders to be productive members of their communities.


85 Willow Street Bldg. 3, 1st Floor

New Haven, CT 06511

203‐498‐7790

[email protected]

Families in Crisis ‐ New LondonOur agency was founded to stabilize the family in crisis and to provide meaningful opportunities for change. We focus on the dynamics of the family unit and the significant role that family relationships play to help offenders rebuild their lives. Our services are an important addition to the criminal justice system's own efforts to reduce crime and to prepare offenders to be productive members of their communities.


21 Montauk Avenue Suite 303

New London, CT 06320

860 629‐7940

[email protected]

Families in Crisis ‐ WaterburyOur agency was founded to stabilize the family in crisis and to provide meaningful opportunities for change. We focus on the dynamics of the family unit and the significant role that family relationships play to help offenders rebuild their lives. Our services are an important addition to the criminal justice system's own efforts to reduce crime and to prepare offenders to be productive members of their communities.


232 North Elm Street

Waterbury, CT 06702

203‐573‐8656

[email protected]


Family ReEntryThis innovative, nonresidential model results in the successful reintegration of formerly‐incarcerated persons into their families and communities.

http://www.familyreentry.org/reentry.jsp

75 Washington Avenue


203‐362‐2452

[email protected]

Family ReEntryThis innovative, nonresidential model results in the successful reintegration of formerly‐incarcerated persons into their

families and communi es.

http://www.familyreentry.org/reentry.jsp

9 Mott Avenue Suite 104

Norwalk, CT 06850

203‐838‐0496

[email protected]

OIC of New London CountyOIC's Project Employment provides training and employment support services to ex‐offenders and their families as they re‐integrate into the community and assists them in becoming productive, responsible citizens. Basic life and self‐management skills are stressed as necessary to securing and maintaining employment or any other social relationship.

http://www.oicnlc.org/programs‐‐services.html

106 Truman Street

New London, CT 06320‐5632

860‐447‐1731

[email protected].

Project Fresh StartThe City of New Haven Project Fresh Start Reentry Program facilitates the coordination of community partners, state agencies, and other reentry stakeholders for the purpose of creating a citywide, strategic, and systematic delivery of resources that leads to reduced recidivism, increased employment, access to continued education and the long term self‐sufficiency of returning citizens.

http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Mayor/prisonreentry.asp

165 Church Street

New Haven, CT 06510

203‐946‐7821


Stride Program For Incarcerated Mothers And FathersSTRIDE is designed to provide participants with job readiness, job search, job placement, and job retention skills and support that will promote access to higher paying, personally relevant jobs. Participants receive one‐on‐one counseling and group support as well as pre and post‐release case management services. In addition, community transition plans address barriers and needs regarding housing, transportation, clothing and family reunification. The STRIDE Program serves a targeted group of incarcerated men and women, both pre‐ and post‐release, from four correctional facilities in Connecticut: Bridgeport Correctional Center in Bridgeport; Niantic Annex Correctional Institution in Niantic; York Correctional Institution in Niantic and Corrigan‐Radgowski Correctional Center in Uncasville.

http://www.qvcc.edu/stride/

742 Upper Maple Street

Danielson, CT 06239

860‐932‐4000

[email protected]

STRIVE ‐ Fairfield County The STRIVE Fairfield County program provides participants with the training and tools to achieve their best employment and personal potential. STRIVE’s training focuses on developing positive attitudes and work habits for successful long‐term job retention. STRIVE is particularly effective for low‐income unemployed and under‐employed individuals.

http://careerresources.org

350 Fairfield Avenue


203‐334‐5627

[email protected]

STRIVE ‐ HartfordThe STRIVE Hartford program provides participants with the training and tools to achieve their best employment and personal potential. STRIVE’s training focuses on developing positive attitudes and work habits for successful long‐term job retention. STRIVE is particularly effective for low‐income unemployed and under‐employed individuals.

http://www.careerresources.org

20‐28 Sargeant Street

Hartford, CT 06105‐1400

856‐966‐3606

[email protected]

STRIVE ‐ New HavenThe STRIVE New Haven program provides participants with the training and tools to achieve their best employment and personal potential. STRIVE’s training focuses on developing positive attitudes and work habits for successful long‐term job retention. STRIVE is particularly effective for low‐income unemployed and under‐employed individuals.

http://careerresources.org

746 Chapel St. Suite 301

New Haven, CT 06510

203‐777‐1720

informa [email protected]


Workforce AllianceWorkforce Alliance collaborates with a group of concerned organizations to link parolees and ex‐offenders with employment, training, and support services. Our partners include the Police Department, individual probation officers, Department of Corrections, and a host of community‐based agencies.

http://www.workforcealliance.biz/index.php/ex‐offenders

560 Ella T. Grasso Blvd.

New Haven, CT 06519

203‐867‐4030

[email protected]

Delaware

Sojourners’ Place Sojourners’ Place provides support in the following areas; housing, education, employment and training, substance abuse

educa on, andmental health and wellness.

http://www.sojournersplace.org/re‐entry‐services.html

2901 Northeast Blvd

Wilmington, DE 19802

302‐764‐4713

The Way HomeOur mission is to free individuals from the cycle of crime and despair by providing them with holistic support after prison that generates hope, self‐sufficiency and connection to the community.

https://thewayhomeprogram.wordpress.com/

P.O. Box 1103

Georgetown, DE 19947

302‐856‐9870

[email protected]

District of Columbia

America Works Washington D.C.America Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/washingtondc

1720 I Street NW 9th Floor

Washington, DC, DC 20006

202‐466‐5627

[email protected]



http://dc.backonmyfeet.org/

122 C St., NW Suite 240


202‐258‐0832

[email protected]

Community Family Life Services The Community Family Life Services mission is to provide women returning home from prison or jail with the tools and support they need to reconnect with their families and live life to their full‐potential.

http://www.cflsdc.org

305 E. Street, NW


202‐347‐0511

[email protected]:; [email protected]

East of the River Clergy‐Police‐Community PartnershipThis program is designed to provide reintegration services for participating ex‐offenders returning to the community once released from incarceration. Services include employment training and placement, housing, literacy training, and life skills training.

http://ercpcp.org/home0.aspx

4105 First Street S.E.


202‐373‐5767

[email protected]

Jubilee Jobs, Inc. The goal of Jubilee Jobs is to help ex‐offenders and others find their way out of poverty and joblessness by providing compassionate, skilled job preparation and placement for those in greatest need.

http://jubileejobs.org/

2712 Ontario Rd. NW


202‐667‐8970

[email protected]


Office of Ex‐Offender AffairsThe Office on Ex‐Offender Affairs (OEOA) provides direct services, resources and information to assist DC residents in making a successful reintegration after a period of incarceration.

http://orca.dc.gov

2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Suite 301


202‐715‐7670

Project Empowerment PlusThe Project Empowerment Plus program features an intensive job readiness and life skills component, a varied menu of employability development activities including transitional work experience, and a range of unsubsidized job search strategies.

http://orca.dc.gov/page/about‐morca

4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE


202‐698‐5599

[email protected]

Reintegrating Alternatives Personal Program (R.A.P.P.)Reintegrating Alternatives Personal Program (RAPP) welcomes the opportunity to help open doors and work with ex‐offenders returning home from incarceration.

http://rapponline.org/silver/testtemp2/about.asp?link=about&sregid=1211200694825&linktype=1&linkorder=2&DOCUMEN

2465 Alabama Avenue S.E.


202‐678‐6038

[email protected]

So Others Might Eat ‐ CETThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.some.org/

71 "O" Street, NW


202‐797‐8806

STRIVEDCSTRIVE DC assists unemployed individuals in the Washington, DC area in obtaining the skills to get and keep a job through its intense three week attitudinal training course where people who lack these basic skills are transformed into work ready individuals.

http://www.strivedc.org/

7151 Street Northeast


202‐484‐1264

[email protected]


Florida

Another Chance Transitional Services Another Chance Transitional Services (ACTS) provides comprehensive and coordinated services strategic to the reintegration of former incarcerated individuals. We strive to insure that all convicted felons have the necessary support they need in order to begin a successful and productive life after their release from jail or prison.

http://www.anotherchance1.org/support‐group

2101 North Pace Boulevard

Pensacola, FL 32505

850‐437‐9900

[email protected]

Good News OutreachGood News Outreach’s Mercy House welcome formerly incarcerated men as they begin the journey toward becoming contributing members of society. With the help of Good News Outreach volunteers, the men of Mercy House meet challenges head‐on as they begin the process of making their own decisions and building lives.

http://www.goodnewsoutreach.org/mercyhouse.html

347 Office Plaza Drive P.O. Box 3304

Tallahassee, FL 32315‐3304

850‐412‐0016

[email protected]

Goodwill of North Florida The Goodwill of North Florida Job Junctions have become a valuable community service. These walk‐in Career Centers provide a positive and supportive environment; where anyone looking for work may access resources and learn skills to conduct an independent job search at no charge.

http://www.goodwilljax.org/employment/job‐junctions.aspx

333 East Monroe St

Jacksonville, FL 32205

904‐354‐9180

[email protected]

HBI Job Corps ‐ JacksonvilleBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://www.hbi.org/

4811 Payne Stewart Drive


904‐360‐8200

[email protected]


HBI Job Corps ‐ Pinellas CountyBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://www.hbi.org/

500 22nd Street South

St. Petersburg, FL 33712

727‐551‐2900

[email protected]

HBI Mentoring ‐ Avon ParkBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://www.hbi.org/

242 South Blvd.

Avon Park, FL 33825

863‐443‐1608

[email protected]

HBI Mentoring ‐ JacksonvilleBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://www.hbi.org/

3725 Belfort Rd.


863‐443‐1608

[email protected]

HBI Mentoring ‐ TampaBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://www.hbi.org/

1902 E. Hillsborough Ave.

Tampa, FL 33610

863‐443‐1608

[email protected]


House of Hope ‐ GainsvilleThe House of Hope in Gainesville Florida ministers to men in prison and provides a faith‐based program as they transition back into society.

http://www.houseofhopegnv.org/

PO Box 12113

Gainsville, FL 32604

352‐376‐3964

[email protected]

House of Hope ‐ HillsboroughOur mission is to give women incarcerated in the Hillsborough County Jail the opportunity to successfully reenter the community and become the women God created them to be, doing what He created them to do, through Christian counseling, practical help, love and support.

http://www.hillsboroughhouseofhope.com/

PO Box 320064

Tampa, FL 33679

813‐231‐5122

[email protected]

House of Hope ‐ Martin CountyHouse of Hope is a nonprofit agency that provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, information and referral, and life‐changing case management services to Martin County residents in need

http://hohmartin.org/

2484 SE Bonita Street

Stuart, FL 34997

772‐286‐4673

[email protected]

OIC of Broward County, Inc.OIC of Broward County provides assessment, readiness, employment, and case management services to returning ex‐offenders, and linkages through referrals to support services providers.

http://www.oicofbrowardcounty.org/

3407 NW 9th Ave. # 100

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311

954‐535‐2178

Operation New Hope Community Development Corp.Operation New Hope, seeks to help rebuild low‐income communities and to train and employ ex‐offenders and others in need of developing marketable skills.

http://www.operationnewhope.com/

1830 North Main St.


904‐354‐4673

[email protected]


Pinellas County Urban LeagueThe Pinellas County Urban League's Career Connection Center provides supportive services to clients who are unemployed or underemployed.

http://ul‐pinellas.iamempowered.com/content/career‐connection‐center

333 31st Street North

St. Petersburg, FL 33713

727‐327‐2081

PRIDE EnterprisesThe mission of PRIDE’s ex‐offender training is to conduct a comprehensive workplace training program that promotes the rehabilitation and employability of PRIDE workers and optimizes the productive performance of the industries to which they are assigned.

http://www.pride‐enterprises.org/content.aspx?page=TransitionProgram

223 Morrison Road

Brandon, FL 33511

877‐283‐6819

Riverside HouseRiverside House is a non‐profit, faith‐based organization committed to guiding people convicted of crime into becoming productive citizens. Our dedicated, caring, and compassionate team members provide counseling, life skills training, and vocational and pastoral care services.

https://riverside‐house.org/Web/

PO Box 12325

Miami, FL 33128

305‐326‐9799

Salvation Army ‐ Ft. LauderdaleEven the most determined people have a difficult time negotiating their way out of a situation when they have no resources ‐ no home, no transportation, no appropriate clothing and no way to put together a resume. More devastating is the loss of confidence and self‐esteem produced by the loss of a job and home. The Salvation Army in Broward County provides the specific and on going assistance required to enable our clients to achieve and maintain economic self‐sufficiency.

http://www.uss.salvationarmy.org/uss/www_uss_fortlauderdale.nsf

1445 West Broward Blvd.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312

954‐524‐6991


Salvation Army ‐ TampaThe Salvation Army Correctional Services provides probation supervision for misdemeanor probationers sentenced by the Hillsborough County Courts.

http://www.uss.salvationarmy.org/uss/www_uss_tampa.nsf

1603 N. Florida Avenue

Tampa, FL 33602

813‐223‐3781

[email protected]

Shisa, Inc ‐ WomenThe vision of Shisa, Inc. is to lead the nation in providing innovative solutions to societal problems. In this way, Shisa exemplifies the best of private/public partnership. Among our values are: safety and security, performance and excellence, mutual respect and positive regard, accountability and cost effectiveness, diversity, community involvement, and team work.

http://www.shisa.org/

231 East Virginia Street

Tallahassee, FL 32301

850‐224‐4227

[email protected]

Tampa Crossroads, IncThe Community Transition Program serves individuals who are returning to the Tampa Bay area from a State, Federal or Local correctional institution and are in need of case management and/or counseling services in order to make the transition easier. We provide client referrals for employment, housing, transportation, food, clothing, and health care.

http://tampacrossroads.com/

5120 N. Nebraska Ave.

Tampa, FL 33603

813‐238‐8557

[email protected]

The Unlimited Path, Inc.Our mission is to improve the quality of life within the community by serving offenders, both incarcerated and recently released, and their family members through substance abuse counseling, mental health counseling, education, prevention activities, and re‐entry efforts, enabling clients to become productive citizens.

http://www.unlimitedpath.com/

P.O. Box 897

Sanderson, FL 32402

386‐719‐6336

[email protected]


Time For FreedomTime for Freedom, Inc. offers transitional housing and support for recently released men with crimnial histories. Time for Freedom mandates attendance at four programs, AA/NA, cognitive thinking, bible study, and life skills. All residents are expected to work, with limited job referrals available.

http://www.reentrycenterofocala.com/time‐for‐freedom.php

2006 NE 8th Road

Ocala, FL 34470

352‐351‐1280

Transition, IncThe mission of TRANSITION, INC. is to reduce crime and recidivism by providing job training and job placement services to ex‐offenders as a means of assisting them to overcome the barrier to employment of a criminal record.

http://transitioninc.org/

1550 N.W. 3rd Ave Building C

Miami, FL 33136

305‐571‐2001

Georgia

Atlanta Center for Self SufficiencyOur ex‐offender initiative includes workshops and support groups specifically geared to address barriers associated with prior felony records and offer job placement assistance. We are currently partnering with Georgia Department of Pardons and Parole to provide this service. Our job developer works with the graduates to find permanent jobs with "ex‐offender friendly" employers.

http://atlantacss.org/

100 Edgewood Ave NE

Atlanta, GA 30309

404‐874‐8001

[email protected].

Back on My FeetBack on My Feet recruits members (individuals experiencing homelessness) at homeless and residential facilities around the country and begins with a commitment to run three days a week in the early morning. After 30 days in the program, members with 90% attendance earn the opportunity to move into the second phase of the program called Next Steps, which provides educational support, job training programs, employment partnership referrals and housing resources.

http://atlanta.backonmyfeet.org/

50 Hurt Plaza Suite 855

Atlanta, GA 30303

404‐205‐5540


DeKalb Workforce Development Re‐Entry Program DeKalb Workforce Development’s (DWD) Re‐Entry Program is a tool that will help ex‐offenders transition into the workforce. Our goal is to help participants to become employed thereby reducing recidivism, increasing offender accountability and enable each participant to become a self‐sufficient, fully participating member of society.

http://www.dekalbcountyga.gov/worksource‐dekalb/ex‐offender‐services

774 Jordan Lane Building #4

Decatur, GA 30033

404‐687‐3400

Dismas House of AtlantaDismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas provides a unique form of crime prevention by working with at risk individuals to integrate them with community volunteers, college students, and staff. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. To that end, Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismas.com/

2500 South Seventh Street

Louisville, GA 40208

404‐876‐4690

Fulton Atlanta Community Action AuthorityMany released prisoners fail to remain free because of their inability to reunite with family, failure to find gainful employment, returning alcohol and drug abuse, criminal behavior or issues with low self‐esteem and mental health. Career Choices challenges all of that.

http://facaa.org/wp/

1690 Chantilly Drive NE

Atlanta, GA 30324

404‐320‐0166

[email protected]

Goodwill of North GeorgiaNo matter what challenge you have in finding work, we’re here to help. We offer free resources and other programs for youth, veterans, people with disabilities, and people with limited financial resources

http://www.ging.org/Find‐a‐Career/Career‐Centers.aspx

235 Peachtree Street NE North Tower Suite 2300

Atlanta, GA 30303

404‐420‐9900

[email protected]


Jesus Set The Captive FreeJesus Set The Captive Free will empower the ex‐offender and the homeless with information and education, along with emotional and spiritual support that will strengthen their lives, and communities.

http://www.jesussetcaptivefree.org/

2800 Campcreek Pky. Apt E2

College Park, GA 30364

404‐322‐8494

[email protected]

New Hope EnterprisesThe mission of New Hope Enterprises is to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged individuals and families of greater Atlanta by illuminating pathways out of poverty through educational and vocational programs, job‐readiness and job‐training programs, case‐managed client services, and real employment opportunities.

http://www.newhopeenterprises.org/

970 Jefferson Street

Atlanta, GA 30318

404‐671‐3560

[email protected]; [email protected]

Old Savannah City MissionThe Old Savannah City Mission operates the Urban Train Institute. It is a vehicle that advances transformation. It provides formerly homeless drug addicts, alcoholics, ex‐offenders, and others, residential recovery/transition programs.

http://www.oscm.org/graduates.html

2414 Bull Street

Savannah, GA 31401‐9113

912‐232‐1979

Savannah Impact ProgramThe mission of the Savannah Impact Program is to support those high‐risk offenders who deserve a second chance at building a sustainable crime‐free, economically independent life through education, training and skills programs, and employment opportunities.

http://www.savannahga.gov/index.aspx?NID=649

2 East Bay Street PO Box 1027

Savannah, GA 31401

912‐651‐4350

The PEAR Project Our mission is to Prepare and Empower at risk individuals with life skills needed to become Accountable and effectively

manage their Responsibili es. The PEAR's primary focus is on Reentry and the needs of returning ci zens.

http://www.thepearproject.org/

6984 Main Street

Lithonia, GA 30058

770‐482‐4522

[email protected]


Urban League of Greater AtlantaUrban League of Greater Atlanta programs are designed to deliver practical, relevant and applicable solutions to empower

individuals and families with the resources, skills and access they need.

http://ulgatl.org/programs/

229 Peachtree Street NE Suite 300

Atlanta, GA 30303‐1600

404‐659‐1150

[email protected]

Hawaii

B.E.S.T. (Being Empowered and Safe Together) HanaThe Reintegration Program provides comprehensive transitional support services and training to prepare inmates for their successful return to the community.

http://www.meoinc.org/content/5320ba4d5f720/B.E.S.T._Reintegration_Program.html

Uakea Road

Hana, HI 96713

808‐248‐8282

B.E.S.T. (Being Empowered and Safe Together) LanaiThe Reintegration Program provides comprehensive transitional support services and training to prepare inmates for their successful return to the community.


1144 Llima Avenue #102

Lanai City, HI 96763

808‐565‐6665

B.E.S.T. (Being Empowered and Safe Together) MauiThe Reintegration Program provides comprehensive transitional support services and training to prepare inmates for their successful return to the community.


99 Mahalani Street

Wailuku, HI 96793, 96748,

808‐249‐2990

B.E.S.T. (Being Empowered and Safe Together) MolokaiThe Reintegration Program provides comprehensive transitional support services and training to prepare inmates for their successful return to the community.


380 Kolapa Place

Kaunakakai, HI 96748

808‐553‐3216


Community Assistance ProgramThe Community Assistance Program assists offenders, ex‐offenders, and crime‐prone adults. Our expert counselors provide personal, family, and vocational counseling, job placement assistance, housing assistance, and advocacy within the criminal justice system to those in need.

http://www.cachawaii.org/programs.html

200 N. Vineyard Blvd. #330

Honolulu, HI 96817

808‐537‐2917

Goodwill Industries ‐ Ohana Career and Learning CenterGoodwill Industries of Hawaii has proudly serving Hawaii's community since 1959. We provide educational and career development programs for people with disabilities and other employment barriers.

http://www.higoodwill.org/

2610 Kilihau Street

Honolulu, HI 96819

808‐836‐9675

Hope Services HawaiiDaily evening classes include new hire club, budgeting, renter’s education, and other life skills classes.

http://hopeserviceshawaii.org/find‐help‐today/prison‐re‐entry‐services/

296 Kilauea Avenue

Hilo, HI 96720

808‐935‐3050

[email protected]

Idaho

Easter Seal GoodwillWe believe that anyone who wants to go to work deserves a second chance. We understand the challenges people with criminal backgrounds face as they re‐enter the community and offer services for men, women, and young adults who are committed to getting their lives back on track.

http://www.goodwill.org/

201 Warbonnet Drive

Moscow, ID 83843

208‐883‐4280




204 Larkspur Street

Ponderay, ID 83852

208‐265‐1980



317 E. Seltice Way

Post Falls, ID 83854

208‐773‐6181



3134 5th St

Lewiston, ID 83501

208‐743‐4528


http://esgw‐nrm.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=NRMM_adultservices

1465 South Vinnell Way

Boise, ID 83709

208‐373‐1299




1212 N 4th St.

Couer d'Alene, ID 83814

208‐664‐2552

Illinois

America Works of IllinoisAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/illinois

205 West Randolph Street Suite 920

Chicago, IL 60606

312‐726‐5627

[email protected]

Ashunti Residential Management Services Inc.We provide up to twenty‐four month of housing and supportive services for men and women. Our members experience employment barriers such as having a criminal record.

4944 West Huron Street

Chicago, IL 60644

773‐379‐6981


http://chicago.backonmyfeet.org/

1467 N. Elston Ave. Suite 201

Chicago, IL 60642

773‐697‐8508

[email protected]


Bethel New LifeSince 1985, Bethel Employment Services has placed seven thousand residents in jobs and has provided customized training programs to many businesses. Today, BES serves around 3,000 participants yearly from diverse backgrounds, including ex‐offenders.

http://www.bethelnewlife.org/

4950 West Thomas

Chicago, IL 60651

773‐473‐7870

Center for EmploymentThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.cetweb.org/index.php

100 N. Western 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60612

773‐533‐3140

Central States SERCentral States SER ‐ Jobs for Progress Inc . has been an effective long‐term partner in workforce and economic development

in the Chicago region since 1987. SER , which means “to be” in Spanish, is an acronym for Service, Employment and Redevelopment.

https://www.facebook.com/CentralStatesSER

3948 West 26th Street Suite 213

Chicago, IL 60623

773‐542‐9030

[email protected]

Chicago Kedzie OfficeThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.

http://www.saferfoundation.org/

808 S. Kedzie Ave.

Chicago, IL 60624

773‐533‐3034


City of Chicago Ex‐Offender Reentry InitiativesThe Mayor's Office of Workforce Development (MOWD) Program assists formerly incarcerated individuals find jobs in a variety of industries, such as hospitality and warehousing. This unique program provides rapid attachment to the workforce for men and women with felony backgrounds using time‐limited, publicly‐subsidized jobs that combine real work, skill development, and supportive services.

https://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/mayor/supp_info/ex‐offender_re‐entryinitiatives.html

121 N. LaSalle Street City Hall

Chicago, IL 60602

312‐746‐7297

Crossroads Adult Transition CenterThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.

http://www.saferfoundation.org/services‐programs/adult‐transition‐center

3210 W. Arthington Street

Chicago, IL 60624

773‐533‐5000

Goodwill Industries of Metropolitan Chicago Goodwill Industries provides work opportunities and skill development for people with barriers to employment.

http://www.goodwillchicago.com/

30 N. Racine Avenue Suite 230

Chicago, IL 60605

312‐212‐1290

Harborquest, IncHarborquest has provided temporary work experience to nearly 40,000 Chicago‐area residents. We have also helped more than 15,000 area residents earn regular full‐time jobs with other employers.

http://www.harborquest.com/strive_chicago_training.aspx

14 E. Jackson Blvd. Suite 1210

Chicago, IL 60604

312‐612‐7600

Harvey Employment and LearningThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.

http://www.saferfoundation.org/services‐programs/employment‐services

15402 Center St.

Harvey, IL 60426

708‐339‐1372


Leslie's PlaceLeslie's Place conducts a range of support services for women in prison and just out of prison, including prison ministry and workshops on domestic violence, self‐esteem, parenting, and motivation.

http://www.fundrummyconundrum.com/leslie/index.html

1014 North Hamlin Avenue

Chicago, IL 60651

773‐342‐8384

[email protected]

New DirectionsThe New Directions aims to give persons that have been incarcerated a second chance at a successful life.

http://newdirectionstreatmentcenter.com/2ndchance.htm

153 North Vermilion Street

Danville, IL 61832

217‐442‐9026

[email protected]

North Lawndale Adult Transition CenterThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.


2839 W. Fillmore St.

Chicago, IL 60612

773‐638‐8480

PACE InstituteThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.


2600 S. California Ave.

Chicago, IL 60608

773‐927‐1536

Prisoner Release MinistryFor over 30 years we have found jobs for men and women when they are released from prison or jail. We assist adult men and women, 17 years or older, who have been incarcerated in a prison or jail, but are now out in the community and need help with finding a job and eople who are motivated to work hard and want to change their life and life style. People who want to work!

http://www.prisonerreleaseministry.com/

1321 West Jefferson Street PO Box 69

Joliet, IL 60434

815‐723‐8998

[email protected]


Safer Return OfficeThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.


808 S. Kedzie Ave.

Chicago, IL 60624

773‐533‐3034

Safer Rock Island Employment ServiceThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.


2827 7th Ave. Suite 9

Rock Island, IL 61201

309‐786‐7711

St. Leonard's MinistriesSt. Leonard’s Ministries provides comprehensive residential, case management, and employment services for those released from prison without the resources needed to rebuild their lives.

http://slministries.org/

2100 W. Warren Blvd.

Chicago, IL 60612

312‐738‐1414


The Cara ProgramThe Cara Program model is committed to helping motivated men and women develop the necessary tools and opportunities to shed old behaviors and constraints, transform their lives and achieve real, lasting success.

http://www.thecaraprogram.org/

237 S. Desplaines

Chicago, IL 60661

312‐382‐0267

[email protected]

The North Lawndale Employment Network North Lawndale Employment Network and Sweet Beginnings provide returning citizens and other hard‐to‐employ job seekers with the tools and training they need to thrive in the workplace and achieve economic security. Our unique program bundles employment training, financial counseling, and income supports, as well as hands‐on employment and management experience.

http://www.nlen.org/programs/

3726 Flournoy St.

Chicago, IL 60624

773‐265‐7940


The Safer FoundationThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.


119 N. Church Street Suite 206

Rockford, IL 61101

815‐964‐2918



211 Fulton St. Suite 300

Peoria, IL 61602

309‐495‐8964



571 W. Jackson Blvd.

Chicago, IL 60661

312‐922‐2200

The Safer Foundation ‐ Belmont CraginThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.

http://www.saferfoundation.org/about/belmont‐cragin‐client‐services

6352 W. Grand Ave.

Chicago, IL 60639

773‐252‐6439

Tri‐County Urban LeagueThe Tri‐County (Peoria) Urban League, Inc., is dedicated to improving the educational, social, and economic opportunities for individuals in Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford and McLean Counties in the central Illinois area.

http://www.tcpul.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2

317 S. MacArthur Highway

Peoria, IL 61602

309‐673‐7474


Woodlawn Employment Center Woodlawn Employment Center (WEC) has provided various workforce and social service programming for the Woodlawn community over the course of a decade.

http://woodlawnworks.com/

6101 S. Evans

Chicago, IL 60637

773‐363‐4300

[email protected]

Indiana

Adult Life Training, Inc.Adult Life Training, Inc. provides free computer job skills training. Everyone is welcome. We help people re‐enter the workforce by teaching them the basic computer job skills required for most jobs.

http://alt‐fw.org/public/?page_id=3376

3301 East Coliseum Blvd Room 136

Fort Wayne, IN 46805

260‐432‐0014

Aftercare for Indiana through Mentoring ‐ AIMAIM focuses on life skills. We steer youth toward success by engaging community resources and service providers.

http://www.aimmentoring.org/

4155 Boulevard Place

Indianapolis, IN 46208

317‐874‐8470

[email protected]


http://indianapolis.backonmyfeet.org/

964 N. Pennsylvania St.


602‐369‐6631

[email protected]


Blue Jacket, Inc.Blue Jacket, Inc. partners with Ivy Tech Community College, Industrial Training Solutions, and other service providers of credentialed, licensed training that allows for technical skill building training in construction, welding, CNA training, CNC, industrial maintenance, and Serv Safe certification.

http://www.bluejacketinc.org/

2926 South Calhoun Street

Fort Wayne, IN 46807

260‐744‐1900

[email protected]

Dismas House of MichianaDismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismas.org

1513 16 Avenue South

Nashville, IN 46634

574‐233‐8522

Fletcher Place Ministry ‐ Adult Center for EducationFletcher Place Community Center is a faith based mission agency serving the southeast side of Indianapolis. Our life skills training program focuses on important basic skills. Our new community center building has a brand new computer lab. Students can take a basic introduction to computer class and then a more intense class on Word and Excel that includes creating their own resume.

http://www.fletcherplacecc.org/

1637 Prospect Street


317‐916‐1427

[email protected]

Goodwill of IndianapolisGoodwill specializes in services to individuals whose options are limited by a disability, criminal history, low education level or other barriers.

http://www.goodwillindy.org/employment‐services/

1635 West Michigan Street


317‐524‐4313

[email protected]


Goodwill of Southern IndianaThe purpose of the Job Connection Center is to provide easy access to job search advice, tools, and assistance in finding employment.

http://goodwillsi.org/programs‐and‐services/vocational‐services/

1329 Applegate Lane PO Box 2488

Clarksville, IN 47131

812‐207‐2296

[email protected]

Guidance Ministries, Inc.We strive to assist individuals to locate and obtain employment as quickly as possible.

http://guidanceministries.com/

216 N 2nd St

Elkhart, IN 46515

574‐296‐7192

Indianapolis ‐ Ex‐Offender Re‐Entry ProgramEach year, more than 5,000 ex‐offenders are released from prison and return home to Marion County. A significant number eventually end up back in the correctional system. To break this cycle and help ex‐offenders transition into positive roles in our community The City of Indianapolis continues to partner with local businesses to connect pre‐qualified ex‐offenders with

employers and job opportuni es.

http://www.indy.gov/eGov/Mayor/programs/Ex‐OffenderRe‐EntryProgram/Pages/home.aspx

200 E. Washington Street 2501 City County Building


317‐414‐3319

[email protected]

Indianapolis ‐ Urban LeagueThe Skilled Workforce program provides skills assessment, training, and placement for hard‐to‐employ and under‐employed residents of Indianapolis.

http://www.indplsul.org

777 Indiana Avenue Sam H. Jones Center


317‐693‐7603

PACE/OAR After you are released, the PACE/OAR staff will help you develop a quality resume and connect you to job leads, as well as provide referrals to partner agencies who can provide clothing, food, substance abuse counseling, housing, and other services.

http://www.paceindy.org/our‐services/

2855 N. Keystone Avenue Suite 110


317‐612‐6800


Salvation Army ‐ ElkhartSometimes ex‐offenders have their physical freedom but little else—nowhere to live, no money, no transportation, no clothes and no job. It's not a very promising start. So, across the nation The Salvation Army operates halfway houses. These shelters are equipped with counselors and other resources to help them build new lives.

http://www.usc.salvationarmy.org/usc/www_usc_wmni2.nsf/vw‐dynamic‐index/80256EFC0037426D86256DD10073B51B?O

300 N. Main Street

Elkhart, IN 46516

574‐970‐0088

[email protected]

Volunteers of America ‐ IndianaWith over a century of experience in working with offenders re‐entering the community, Volunteers of America is proud to provide a diverse array of services that respond to the individual needs of the communities we serve.

https://www.voain.org/workforce‐development

927 North Pennsylvannia Street


317‐686‐5800

[email protected]

Iowa

Safer Foundation ‐ Quad CitiesThe Safer Foundation helps formerly incarcerated individuals re‐enter their communities. Safer has been working for more than 30 years to reduce recidivism by helping people with records obtain employment and social services.

http://www.saferfoundation.org/about/quad‐cities

1411 Brady St.

Davenport, IA 52803

563‐322‐7002

Spectrum ResourcesSpectrum has developed an extensive service provider network committed to working with ex‐offenders. It is based on the principle that by integrating all client services into a single comprehensive plan, clients will achieve better outcomes in each individual service program.

http://spectrumresourcesdsm.org/

100 E. Euclid Ave Suite 153

Des Moines, IA 50314

515‐244‐0551

[email protected]


The Directors CouncilThe Directors Council provide comprehensive services including assessment, education, employment, and mentoring..

http://www.thedirectorscouncil.org/agencies.htm

620 Eighth Street

Des Moines, IA 50309

515‐697‐5742

[email protected].

Kansas

Bishop Sullivan CenterBishop Sullivan Center is one of the largest providers of emergency assistance in the Kansas City area. Our Mission is to provide basic necessities to people who are unable to do so and to move those who are able to become self‐sufficient.

http://www.bishopsullivan.org/about‐us

6435 Truman Road

Kansas City, KS 64126

816‐231‐0984

Forever Crowned Outreach MinistriesForever Crowned Outreach Ministries, a faith‐based organization, offers job search assistance, job mediation, job readiness training, resume assistance and basic computer skills, as well as mentoring, counseling and life skills training to individuals with criminal histories.

2046 East 9th Street North

Wichita, KS 67214

316‐267‐1244

Kansas City Rescue MissionKansas City Rescue Mission offers transitional programs that combine adult education, career building, and case management to provide a strategic path toward long‐term success.

http://kcrm.org/kcrm‐ministries/

1520 Cherry Street


816‐421‐7643

Oxford House KansasThe Oxford House Kansas Re‐Entry Program allows individuals coming from jails, prisons, and other Institutions an opportunity to live in a safe, alcohol and drug‐free environment, so that they may re‐establish their life.

http://ks.oxfordhouse.us/?page_id=14

1617 Park Place

Wichita, KS 67203

316‐977‐8894

[email protected]


Sedgwick County Reentry ProgramThe Sedgwick County Reentry Program focuses on skills development and and employment for ex‐offenders.

http://www.doc.ks.gov/reentry

630 N. St. Francis Suite A

Wichita, KA 67203

785‐291‐3203

[email protected]

Shawnee County Reentry ProgramThe Shawnee County Reentry Program focuses on skills development and and employment for ex‐offenders.

http://www.doc.ks.gov/reentry

501 SE 8th

Topeka, KA 66607

785‐291‐5000

[email protected]

TurnAround ‐ Community Re‐Entry After PrisonThe TurnAround Program provides support for families of incarcerated individuals and offers a new start to people when they leave prison. With TurnAround, they receive case management, employment training, mentoring, emergency assistance and help with re‐integration needs like birth certificate/ID cards, clothing and treatment referrals.

http://www.catholiccharities‐kcsj.org/turnaround‐community‐re‐entry‐after‐prison

3100 Main Suite 10


816‐561‐1835

Kentucky

Center for Employment ‐ LexingtonThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


1055 Industry Road 2nd Floor

Lexington, KY 40505

859‐425‐2180

Center for Employment ‐ NewportThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


601 Washington Ave Suite 140

Newport, KY 41071

859‐491‐8303


Dismas Charities, Inc Dismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. To that end, Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismas.com/

2500 South Seventh Street

Louisville, KY 40208

502‐636‐2033

Louisiana

Goodwill Industries ‐ Lafayette Goodwill's Job Connection, is designed to assist people who are not employed or under‐employed and interested in improving work skills and/or entering the work force. Services offered by our Rehabilitation Department include information and referral, career development, life skills, job training, job placement, and linking with other community resources.

http://www.lagoodwill.com/

2435 W. Congress Street

Lafayette, LA 70506

337‐769‐7650

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries ‐ New Orleans Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana serves people with barriers to employment throughout southeastern Louisiana. Our mission is to help people achieve independence and self‐sufficiency through employment and related support services.

http://goodwillno.org/

3400 Tulane Avenue Suite 1000

New Orleans, LA 70119

504‐456.2622

Goodwill Industries ‐ Shreveport Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana, Inc.serves people with barriers to employment by providing job training and employment services and helping them become independent, tax‐paying members of their communities.

http://www.goodwillnla.org/


Shreveport, LA 71106

318‐869‐2575


Joy Corporation of Baton RougeWFR (Workforce Readiness) is a one year program designed to help our youth and adults face the workplace with confidence and skill.

3650 Hwy 19 Ste B

Zachary, LA 70791

225‐654‐1596

[email protected]

Oddessy HouseThe Community Prisoner Re‐entry Initiative is designed to assist non‐violent ex‐offenders who are returning to their local communities through an employment‐based program that incorporates housing, mentoring, job training and other services.

http://www.ohlinc.org/

1125 North Tonti


504‐799‐5932

[email protected]

Project Return Project Return currently operates with a dedicated program staff, many of which are former offenders, and provides an integrated service delivery network extensively enhanced by the community‐building model.

http://www.projectreturn.com/

51 Yosemite Drive


504‐452‐5585

Quad Area Community ActionPromise for a Better Tomorrow is an employment focused project designed to help reintegration of youth offenders ages 16‐21 to complete their education and obtain a job in a high demand/high growth industry.

http://quadyouth.org/Partner/pgs/Main.html

45300 N. Baptist Road

Hammond, LA 70401

225‐567‐2350

The Church United for Community DevelopmentServices offered by The Church United for Community Development include assessment, literacy and high school equivalency education, job training, and employment placement.

https://www.doleta.gov/PRI/PDF/Church_United_for_Community_Development.pdf

19202 Highland Road

Baton Rouge, LA 70809

225‐644‐3762


The House of HopeThe House of Hope offers participants employment training opportunities, transportation to interviews and orientations, resume and referral assistance, higher education information and access to a computer, phone, and fax. The program coordinator has established working relationships with a number of employers and employment agencies.

http://www.hopehouseneworleans.org/

916 St. Andrew St.


504‐525‐2561

[email protected]

TurnAround VillageTurnAround Village provides comprehensive transitional assistance to inmates re‐entering society,

https://turnaroundvillage.org/

PO Box 1033

Covington, LA 70434

985‐735‐9404

Maine

Maine Career Centers Maine CareerCenters administer the Federal Bonding Program

http://www.mainecareercenter.com/

55 State House Station

Augusta, ME 04333

207‐623‐7981

Set Free in Maine Our primary purpose is aftercare/reentry. We have a furniture manufacturing plant were we hire ex‐offenders. We have a network that is New England‐wide that can assist ex‐offenders, with housing, employment, and mentors..

http://prisonministry.net/SetFree

18 Lithgow Street

Winslow, ME 04901

207‐692‐2128

Volunteers of America ‐ Northern New EnglandThe Juvenile Detention Alternatives Program (JDAP) is a collaboration between Volunteers of America Northern New England and Youth Alternatives. This state‐wide program reduces the likelihood that young people will commit additional crimes, and will maintain community safety

http://www.voanne.org/

14 Main Street Suite 401

Brunswick, ME 04011

207‐373‐1140

[email protected]


Maryland

America Works ‐ BaltimoreAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/

22 Light Street 5th Floor

Baltimore, MD 21202

410‐625‐9675

[email protected]

Anne Arundel Workforce Re‐Entry InitiativeAAWDC’s Re‐Entry Program, a partnership with the Anne Arundel County Detention Center, provides the opportunity for offenders to successfully transition back into the community with the emphasis on employment.

http://www.aawdc.org/programs/individuals‐contact‐criminal‐justice‐system

401 Headquarters Drive Suite 208

Millersville, MD 21108

410‐987‐3890


http://baltimore.backonmyfeet.org/

1017 E. Baltimore St. B

Baltimore, MD 21202

410‐675‐7500 ext. 174

Baltimore City’s Reentry CenterThe ReC, Baltimore City's new career center assisting the returning ex‐inmate population.

http://www.oedworks.com/jobseek/index.htm

2401 Liberty Heights Avenue Mondawmin Mall Suite 302

Baltimore, MD 21215

410‐523‐1060


Baltimore Transitional Jobs ProjectThe Job Opportunities Task Force (JOTF) Transitional Jobs Project works to increase the skills, job opportunities, and incomes of ex‐offenders.

http://www.jotf.org

217 East Redwood Street Suite 1500

Baltimore, MD 21202

410‐234‐8040

Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake ‐SEETTS Supporting Ex‐Offenders in Employment TrainingGoodwill's SEETTS (Supporting Ex‐Offenders in Employment Training and Transitional Services) program was established with the purpose of enhancing the growth and development of ex‐offenders in career choices and goals. The SEETTS program assists the ex‐offender in connecting with community services that can help make the transition back into society easier.

http://www.goodwillches.org/work/employee/training‐programs/

222 East Redwood Street

Baltimore, MD 21202

410‐837‐1800

Light HouseThe Light House is both a facility and a program. Physically located in a new 24,400 square foot facility in Annapolis, Maryland, we provide emergency shelter and transitional housing for individuals and families who are homeless as well as permanent supportive housing for women.

http://www.annapolislighthouse.org/

10 Hudson Street

Annapolis, MD 21401

410‐349‐5056

[email protected]

Living Classrooms ‐ Project ServeLiving Classrooms ‐Project Serve program provides job skills training and workforce development programs that assist disadvantaged youth and young adults to overcome obstacles including lack of education, lack of skills, poor work history, a history of substance abuse, or criminal behavior.

https://livingclassrooms.org/ourp_project_serve.php

802 S. Caroline Street

Baltimore, MD 21231

410‐685‐0295


Maryland New Directions’ Career FocusThe Career Focus program offers job readiness training to Baltimore City residents who are struggling with significant barriers to employment. Clients attend workshops to learn to think like an employer, identify skills, set goals, search for jobs online, and much more.

http://www.mdnewdirections.org/mnd/Programs/tabid/52/Default.aspx

2700 N. Charles Street Suite 200

Baltimore, MD 21201

410‐230‐0630

[email protected]

Power InsideWomen returning to the community from prison and jail face overwhelming barriers. Lack of housing, drug treatment, employment and medical services makes community reentry extremely difficult. Through our case management program we work with women to anticipate and address their individual needs while they are incarcerated and continue to support them as they rebuild their lives after release.

http://www.powerinside.org/

325 E 25th Street

Baltimore, MD 21211

410‐889‐8333

[email protected]

Power/Excel ProjectPower/Excel has served the residents of the Baltimore Pre‐release Unit for Women. Our goal is to offer intense interactive sessions to develop the skills for personal empowerment, pro‐social interaction and financial independence.

http://www.powerexcel.org/wordpress/blog/clientele/

644 S. Charles Street

Baltimore, MD 21230

410‐752‐3437

[email protected]

Project SERVE Project SERVE (Service‐Empowerment‐Revitalization‐Volunteerism‐Employment) is a community‐based program that assists ex‐offender to transition from incarceration into Project SERVE and then into employment.

http://www.catholiccharities‐md.org/volunteer/serve/

228 W. Lexington Street Suite 220

Baltimore, MD 21231

410‐685‐0295

info@cc‐md.org

Reentry Partnership InitiativePost‐release programs aid in creating a smooth transition to the community, including links to services and treatment. Services to aid in reintegration include vocational and educational training.

http://humanservices.baltimorecity.gov/ReEntry.aspx

100 North Holliday Street Room 250

Baltimore, MD 21202

410‐396‐1809


STRIVE ‐ BaltimoreThe STRIVE Baltimore program assists formerly incarcerated individuals gaining the tools they need in order to achieve higher wages and create self‐sufficient families and communities. The STRIVE Baltimore program model includes job readiness training and job development, and job placement.

http://www.cfuf.org/

2201 North Monroe Street

Baltimore, MD 21217

410‐367‐5691

Volunteers of America ChesapeakeThis program assists men and women in making a successful transition from prison to the community through pre‐release

and work‐release programs. The Comprehensive Sanc on Center (CSC) accepts referrals from federal correc onal ins tu ons and courts as well as from the Federal Proba on Department and Pretrial Services.

https://www.voachesapeake.org/

7901 Annapolis Road

Lanham, MD 20706

301‐459‐2020

[email protected]

Massachusetts

After Incarceration Support Systems ProgramThe After Incarceration Support Systems Program assists ex‐offenders in all aspects of their lives (depending on their needs) as they transition from incarceration to community. Ex‐offender can utilize AISS for case management. Case management includes referrals to community agencies, Life skills training, Spectra, assisting with food, clothing, housing, identification, advocacy, and employment.

http://hcsdma.org/aiss‐3/

736 State Street

Springfield, MA 01109

413‐781‐2050

Aid to Incarcerated MohtersAIM provides services to incarcerated mothers and their children, as well as women who have had trouble with the law in the past and are trying to improve their lives upon re‐entry into the community.

http://www.cominghomedirectory.org/ch_index3.php?id=241

434 Massachusetts Avenue Suite 503

Boston, MA 02118

617‐536‐0058

[email protected]



http://boston.backonmyfeet.org/

426 E. 1st Street The Comcast Buildin

Boston, MA 02127

617‐697‐6505

[email protected]

Boston Reentry InitiativeThe Boston Reentry Initiative includes an emphasis on mentoring, information sharing, treating addiction, and employment opportunities for inmates after release.

http://www.scsdma.org/programs/re‐entry‐services/

20 Bradston Street

Boston, MA 02130

617‐635‐1000

Boston TenPoint CoalitionThe Community Re‐Entry Initiative provides mentoring and basic services such as job placement and skills training to ex‐offenders.

http://btpc.org/

150 Warren Street

Roxbury, MA 02130

617‐524‐4331

[email protected]

Boston's Span, Inc.Our programs include the reintegration support program (RSP) which provides short‐term transitional housing assistance, case management. The Community Resource Center (CRC) provides employment assistance, literacy and high school equivalency education, programs for violence reduction, relapse prevention, and life skills.

http://www.spaninc.org/

105 Chauncy Street 6th Floor

Boston, MA 02111

617‐423‐0750

[email protected]


Brooke House ‐ Overcoming the OddsWith a goal of successful reentry, all residents receive comprehensive case management services addressing their employment, housing, family reunification, and treatment needs.

http://www.crj.org/sjs/programs

107 Park Drive

Boston, MA 02215

Community Reentry for Women (C.R.E.W.)The Community Reentry for Women (C.R.E.W.) Program prepares female offenders for re‐entry through the delivery of life skills instruction, job placement and health care services

http://www.scsdma.org/programs/womens‐program‐services/

20 Bradston Street

Boston, MA 02118

617‐635‐1000

Dismas House of MassachusettsDismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismashouse.org/

PO Box 30125

Worchester, MA 30125

508‐799‐9389

Impact Employment ServicesIMPACT supports men and women in their efforts to secure, retain and upgrade a job. Our staff carefully screens each candidate, assessing their skills and workplace readiness. IMPACT has been nationally recognized as a Best Practice in Employment Services by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

http://hopefoundboston.org/

444 Harrison Avenue

Boston, MA 02130

617‐983‐0351

[email protected]


Project Place Community Re‐entry for Women (CREW) is the result of our partnership with The Suffolk County House of Correction. The program provides an avenue for reintegration for female offenders by providing intensive case management, job readiness, life skills instruction. and job placement upon discharge.

http://www.projectplace.org/jobtraining.html


Boston, MA 02118

617‐542‐3740

phanson@project place.org

STRIVE/BostonSTRIVE/Boston Employment Service, Inc. offers employment training and placement services to ex‐offenders.

http://www.bostonstrive.org/index.htm


Boston, MA 02124

617‐825‐1800

[email protected]

The Work PlaceIf you have a criminal record and are having issues finding employment a career counselor/job developer at The Work Place can help you.

http://www.theworkplace.org/

29 Winter Street

Boston, MA 02108

617‐737‐0093

Michigan

70 Times 770×7 Life Recovery assists with skill training, resume’ assistance and interview coaching. Our New Day Business Staffing works with local companies in West Michigan to provide the best candidate for the job or short term placement.

http://www.70x7liferecovery.org/re‐entry/

97 W 22nd Street

Holland, MI 49423

616‐796‐0685

[email protected]

Detroit Urban LeagueThe Detroit Urban League Workforce Career Development Center provides screening, employability skills training, counseling, job referrals and placement.

http://www.deturbanleague.org/programs.html

208 Mack Avenue

Detroit, MI 48201

313‐832‐4600


Goodwill Industries of Central Michigan HeartlandGoodwill provides job seekers with resources that help them conduct job searches, write resumes and practice their interviewing skills. Local Goodwills also help people earn a paycheck while they’re getting ready for permanent jobs by placing them in temporary jobs or in jobs at Goodwill.

http://www.goodwillcmh.org/

4820 Wayne Rd

Battle Creek, MI 49037

866‐725‐0534

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit Goodwill's North Oakland Career Centers provide job readiness training, basic computer training, career management, and job search assistance services.

http://www.goodwilldetroit.org/

1370 South Lapeer Road

Oxford, MI 48208

248‐969‐2399

Goodwill Industries of Greater Grand RapidsGoodwill Industries of Greater Grand Rapids has three programs for ex‐offenders: Transitional Vocational Connections (TVC), Community Re‐entry Initiative (CRI) and WIOA Adult: Ex‐Offender.

http://www.goodwillgr.org/

3035 Prairie Street SW

Grandville, MI 49418

616‐532‐4200

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern MichiganGoodwill's Workforce Development Department offers a variety of employment related services that are individually designed to help both students and adults successfully enter the workforce, advance in their careers and improve their quality of life. We work with over 100 employers in providing job training and job placement opportunities.

http://goodwillsemi.org/

1357 Division Street

Adrian, MI 49221

517‐263‐2135

Goodwill Industries of Southwestern MichiganThrough the combined efforts of Goodwill Industries of Southwestern Michigan and the Michigan Works! Agency, we offer a comprehensive program for adult learners who are seeking employment through our Workforce Development programs and desire to improve their literacy skills or seek their high school equivalency credential.

http://www.goodwillswmi.org/

420 East Alcott Street

Kalamazoo, MI 49001

269‐382‐0490

[email protected]


Hope Network ‐ Exodus ProgramHope Network is committed to assisting individuals whose offending history is a barrier to gaining employment. Exodus Vocational Services are tailored to identify individual vocational needs and equip individuals with the skills and resources they need to find competitive employment.

http://www.hopenetwork.org/Support‐Services/Workforce‐Development/Exodus‐Program.aspx

3075 Orchard Vista Drive SE

Grand Rapids, MI 49546

800.695.7273

Matrix Michigan Prisoner Re‐Entry (MMPR)MMPR provides rehabilitative programs for men and women in the criminal justice system incuding shelter, food, transportation, life skills, and employment.

http://www.matrixhumanservices.org/

13560 East McNichols

Detroit, MI 48205

313‐526‐4000

[email protected].

Michigan Prisoner ReEntry InitiativeThe primary goal of the Michigan Prisoner ReEntry Initiative (MPRI) is to promote public safety by increasing the success rates of prisoners transitioning from prison to the community.

http://www.michigan.gov/corrections/0,4551,7‐119‐9741_33218‐‐‐,00.html

206 E. Michigan Ave Grandview Plaza

Lansing, MI 48933

517‐335‐1426

Oakland Livingston Human Service AgencyOakland Livingston Human Service Agency focuses on employment services, job/career training, education support, readiness skills, connection to employment, and job retention.

http://www.co.livingston.mi.us/hscb/

622 E. Grand River

Howell, MI 48843

517‐586‐2039

[email protected]

STRIVE ‐ Benton HarborSTRIVE provides job placement assistance to everyone who completes the three weeks of training. Working with an assigned job developer, each STRIVE graduates is guided through the job‐search process, learning how to effectively market themselves, until they have secured gainful employment.

185 E. Main Street Suite 101

Benton Harbor, MI 49022

269‐925‐1155

[email protected]


STRIVE ‐ FlintSTRIVE provides job placement assistance to everyone who completes the three weeks of training. Working with an assigned job developer, each STRIVE graduates is guided through the job‐search process, learning how to effectively market themselves, until they have secured gainful employment.

http://www.flintstrive.com/index.php/life‐changing‐services

1108 Lapeer Road

Flint, MI 48503

810‐232‐5661

TRI‐CAP Parole Alternative CorrectionsThe program will accept male/female offenders who are having difficulty carrying out their parole requirements. Program

length is 30 credit days.

http://www.tricap.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35&Itemid=67

2300 Veterans Memorial Pky

Saginaw, MI 48601

989‐752‐0800

[email protected]

Minnesota

180 Degrees180 Degrees, Inc. serves men re‐entering communities from correctional facilities in our residential half‐way house program.

http://www.180degrees.org/index.php

236 Clifton Avenue So.

Minneapolis, MN 55403

612‐813‐5000

[email protected]

AccessAbility, IncThe diverse needs of people with barriers to employment and community inclusion are served through three main programs at AccessAbility, Inc.: Day Training and Habilitation, Project Connect, and Extended Employment.

http://www.accessability.org/#!programs‐‐involvement/csef

360 Hoover Street NE


612‐331‐5958

[email protected]


American Indian OICJob counselors work one‐on‐one with clients to connect them to career opportunities that allow for professional and financial advancement. Employment services are open to individuals seeking to enter the workforce and individuals who have been long‐term unemployed.

http://www.aioic.org/

1845 East Franklin Avenue


612‐341‐3358

[email protected]

AmicusAMICUS is a Minnesota not‐for‐profit organization with over 40 years of experience in improving public safety by helping inmates and ex‐offenders through positive relationship‐building, restorative justice practices, and individualized transition services.

http://www.amicususa.org/

3041 4th Ave. So.


612‐877‐4250

ATTIC Correctional Services, Inc.Re‐entry Services works with county clients to address employment, transportation, childcare, housing, and family issues. Reach‐in services are also available to offenders in correctional centers as they plan their re‐entry back into the community.

http://www.correctionalservices.org/

P.O. Box 161336

Duluth, MN 55816

218‐340‐7710

[email protected]



P.O. Box 7

Hibbing, MN 55746

218‐929‐1674

[email protected]



849 University Ave, Suite 105

St. Paul, MN 55104‐4353

651‐209‐1688

[email protected]


Central Minnesota Re‐Entry ProjectThrough innovative programming, CMNRP helps ex‐offenders reshape their lives, reach their goals, and make successful transition from prison into community life.

http://www.cmnrp.org/

22 Wilson Ave. NE Suite 15, Eastgate Office Bldg.

St. Cloud, MN 56302

320‐656‐9004

[email protected]

Chicanos Latinos Unidos en Servicio ‐ MinneapolisEmployment services are designed to identify and address a variety of barriers that prevent the Latino job seeker from obtaining and retaining meaningful employment. CLUES employment staff also attempts to tackle some of the tougher challenges facing clients seeking employment.

http://www.clues.org/home.aspx

720 East Lake Street


612‐746‐3500

Chicanos Latinos Unidos en Servicio ‐ St. PaulEmployment services are designed to identify and address a variety of barriers that prevent the Latino job seeker from obtaining and retaining meaningful employment. CLUES employment staff also attempts to tackle some of the tougher challenges facing clients seeking employment.

http://www.clues.org/home.aspx

797 East 7th Street

St. Paul, MN 55106

651‐ 379‐4200

Damascas Way Re‐Entry Center ‐ MinneapolisDamascus Way seeks to provide a structured, caring, spiritually‐oriented environment that will enable men involved in the correctional system to remain crime‐ and chemical‐free, while assisting them in meeting their individual goals.

http://www.damascusway.com/

5730 Olson Memorial Highway

Golden Valley, MN 55422

763‐545‐6558

[email protected]

Damascas Way Re‐Entry Center ‐ RochesterDamascus Way seeks to provide a structured, caring, spiritually‐oriented environment that will enable men involved in the correctional system to remain crime‐ and chemical‐free, while assisting them in meeting their individual goals.

http://www.damascusway.com/

1449 4th Ave. S.E.

Rochester, MN 55904

507‐292‐1700

[email protected]


East Side Neighborhood Services The Adult Employment Department works with low income, unemployed, or underemployed job seekers who would like to earn a livable wage and achieve their financial and career goals though acquiring full time work.

http://www.esns.org/

1700 2nd Street NE


612‐781‐6011

[email protected]

EmergeEMERGE Workforce delivers training, career counseling, job placement and ongoing support for participants in an effort to develop their wage‐earning and wealth‐building potential and increase access to professional development.

http://www.emerge‐mn.org/workforce.html

420 15 Avenue South


612‐338‐5282

FreedomWorksThe Welcome Back Center is a safe, stable environment where men are supported as they tackle reentry issues unique to former prisoners. FreedomWorks helps men develop a plan to find employment, learn financial responsibility, and become productive citizens.

http://myfreedomworks.com/

3559 Penn Avenue No.


612‐522‐9007

Goodwill Easter SealsOur core programs provide employment services are specifically designed for people with barriers to work. Through training, individuals gain the skills, attitudes and, work behaviors needed to assist them in finding and keeping employment.

http://www.goodwilleasterseals.org/site/PageServer?pagename=serv_emp

553 Fairview Avenue N.

St. Paul, MN 55104

651‐379‐5800

[email protected]

HIREDHIRED was originally founded to provide employment counseling and support to ex‐offenders, and the agency continues to develop programs to help clients with criminal convictions gain skills and find employment.

http://www.hired.org/jobs/low‐income‐adults/

1200 Plymouth Avenue North


612‐529‐3342

[email protected]


Merrick Community CenterTrained staff help assess work‐related skills and interests and match them to available jobs. Staff help with the initial contact and follow‐up with job seekers until the right match is found.

http://www.merrickcs.org/

715 Edgerton St.

St. Paul, MN 55130

651‐771‐9339

[email protected]

Minneapolis Urban LeagueMinneapolis residents who are 22 years old or older, can develop their careers by finding meaningful employment at a livable wage or enrolling in training for advancement opportunities.

http://www.mul.org/

2100 Plymouth Avenue N.


612‐302‐3100

[email protected]

Northern Connections Inc.Northern Connections is a private, non‐profit organization, connecting individuals and families in west central Minnesota with resources to achieve financial independence.

http://www.northernconnections.org

150 2nd Street SW PO Box 390

Perham, MN 56573

1‐877‐346‐4624

[email protected]

Project for Pride in Living, Inc. PPL operates several businesses and job training initiatives designed to help adults with barriers to successful employment. Our job training programs succeed in preparing individuals for positions that pay a good starting wage, provide medical benefits, and opportunities for promotion.

http://www.ppl‐inc.org/

1035 East Franklin Avenue


612‐455‐5100

Project Soar of Northeastern MinnesotaCORP will provide career planning, job seeking assistance, skills training, mentoring relationships, supportive services, and linkages to area resources.

http://www.soarcareers.org/index.html

205 West 2nd Street Suite 101

Duluth, MN 55802

218‐722‐3126

[email protected]


REArmor HomesRe‐Armor Homes is a growing non‐profit currently based in Ramsey County. We seek out and develop employment and housing opportunities for felons and other community members who find it difficult to find a job or a home due to their criminal background.

http://rearmorhomes.com/aboutus.html

515 Farrington St.

St. Paul, MN 55103

952‐210‐5234

RESOURCERESOURCE provides career counseling, job search planning, resume development, job leads, assistance with training and a whole lot more.

http://www.eac‐mn.org/

900 20th Avenue South


612‐752‐8000

RS EDENRS EDEN is a community corrections residential program for men and women and their children. There are three locations: Metro, West, and Ashland..

https://www.rseden.org/

1931 West Broadway Suite 101


612‐287‐1600

The NetWork for Better FuturesThe NetWork’s distinctive yet practical approach consists of the integration of five core elements including employment and education.

http://www.networkforbetterfutures.com/

1017 Olson Memorial Highway


612‐455‐6133

The Salvation Army ‐ Minneapolis Harbor Light CenterThe Minneapolis Harbor Light Center provides emergency assistance, shelter, housing, chemical dependency treatment,

transi onal housing, health care services and spiritual support to its clients.

http://www.usc.salvationarmy.org/usc/www_usc_minneapolishl.nsf/

1010 Currie Avenue


612‐767‐3100


Twin Cities RISE!The mission of Twin Cities RISE! is to provide employers with skilled workers‐‐primarily men from communities of color in the Twin Cities area‐‐by training under‐ and unemployed adults.

http://www.twincitiesrise.org/

800 Washington Avenue N. Suite 203


612‐338‐0295

[email protected]

Volunteers of America ‐ Residential CenterThe Volunteers of America Residential Center (RC) offers participants an opportunity to become accountable, productive, tax paying citizens, while avoiding further involvement in the criminal justice system.

http://www.voamn.org/Default.aspx?tabid=2599

7626 Metro Boulevard

Edina, MN 55406

612‐721‐6327

[email protected]

Women Planting SeedsWomen Planting Seeds offers the only program in the Twin Cities that specifically targets women coming out of incarceration. Our goal is to empower women, men and youth to live independent of systems, build healthy lifestyles and obtain sufficient employment for successful living.

http://www.womenplantingseeds.org/

PO Box 6834


612‐822‐1517

[email protected]

WomenVentureWomenVenture is a leader in providing the technical tools and emotional support to help you start and grow your business, find a new job, or develop a new career path.

http://www.womenventure.org/index.cfm

2324 University Ave. West

St. Paul, MN 55114

866‐646‐3808

[email protected]

Workforce Development Inc.Workforce Development, Inc. serves people through career planning and pre‐vocational skill training. One area of focus of Workforce Development, Inc. is working with populations dealing with multiple barriers to achieving meaningful employment.

http://www.workforcedevelopmentinc.org/

1302 Seventh St. NW

Rochester, MN 55901

507‐292‐5180


Mississippi

Goodwill Industries of South MississippiGoodwill Industries of South Mississippi helps people with barriers to employment achieve and maintain employment to gain a better quality of life. Goodwill provides jobs, training, and counseling.

http://www.goodwillsms.org/

2407 31st Street

Gulfport, MS 39501

228‐863‐2323

[email protected]

New Way MississippiEmpowering individuals and families to help themselves by providing and linking them with services that include transitional and permanent housing acquisition; ongoing recovery supportive services; transitional employment and economic development opportunities.

http://newwayms.webs.com/

1896 N. Frontage Rd.

Clinton, MS 39056

601‐924‐3807

Patroled2PridePatroled2Pride offers the support and encouragement needed to assist with transitioning back with to families, community, and assists with employment by providing counseling, job training with accredited programs, and job placement.

http://www.paroled2pride.org/

Columbus , MS 39701

662‐570‐4245

[email protected]

Missouri

Area Resources for Community and Human Services (ARCHS)ARCHS builds community partnerships for Greater St. Louis based upon the universally held premise that education holds the key for optimal personal and professional success.

http://www.stlarchs.org/what‐we‐do/prisoner‐reentry.html

539 North Grand Blvd. 6th Floor

St. Louis, MO 63103

314‐534‐0022

[email protected]


Catholic Charities of Kansas City ‐ TurnAround ProgramCatholic Charities Employment Center in Kansas City assists in many aspects of preparing for and securing employment. Staff and professional volunteers help individuals in the process of finding a new job or re‐entering the workforce.

http://www.catholiccharities‐kcsj.org/turnaround‐community‐re‐entry‐after‐prison

3100 Main Suite 10

Kansas City, MO 64111

816.561.1835

Connections to SuccessPathways to Success participants are coached on career development, assisted with job placement, and work with faith‐based mentors to help them ease the transition back to their communities.

http://www.connectionstosuccess.org

3000 Little Hills Expressway Suite 102

St. Charles, MO 63301

636‐940‐8027

[email protected]

Employment ConnectionEmployment Connection provides free employment services to persons who have difficulty finding and maintaining employment and to St. Louis area businesses who are seeking qualified job applicants. These services include outreach/recruitment, assessment, employment readiness training, on‐site education, individual case management, job development, job placement, job retention, temp to direct hire, managed staffing services, career development, and follow‐up services.

http://employmentstl.org/

2838 Market Street

St. Louis, MO 63103

314‐333‐5627


Fathers’ Support Center ‐ St. LouisEmployment and mentoring services can be utilized once clients have graduated from The Family Formation program.

http://fatherssupportcenter.org/services/employment‐mentoring/

4411 N Newstead Ave

St. Louis, MO 63115

314‐333‐4170

Missouri Goodwill IndustriesThe Juvenile Justice Program offered at our Innovative Learning Cetner helps youth in juvenile detention centers find employment and obtain their high school equivalency credential.

https://mersgoodwill.org/ex‐offender/

1727 Locust Street

St. Louis, MO 63103

314‐241‐3464


New Madrid County Family Resource CenterThe New Madrid County Family Resource Center is where jobs and opportunities meet. With programs that focus on helping individuals to attain employment, individuals can find help with preparing resumes and applications as well as educational and training assistance.

http://www.nmcfamilyresourcecenter.com/employment.html

420 Virginia Street

New Madrid, MO 63869

573‐748‐2778

[email protected]

St. Patrick Center ‐ Project ReachWe help unemployed and under‐employed clients to find and retain employment by teaching them advanced career‐based work skills.

http://www.stpatrickcenter.org/wp‐content/uploads/2010/06/ProgramProjectREACH4.10.pdf

800 North Tucker Boulevard

St. Louis, MO 63101

314‐802‐0700

Montana

Alternatives, Inc.It is the belief of Alternatives that public safety is improved when prison inmates and other offenders are reintroduced to the community through structured programs that involve treatment services, assistance in locating employment, 24‐hour a day supervision, and case management.

http://www.altinc.net/programs.aspx

1001 South 27th Street

Billings, MT 59101

406‐294‐9609

[email protected]

Nebraska

Released and RestoredEx‐Offender Re‐Entry Program offers life‐skills classes that teach good decision making; conflict resolution; budgeting; goal setting.and an Employment Resource Center that:teaches job application and resume preparation, provides connections to employers willing to hire ex‐offenders; teaches good employee skills such as timeliness, good work ethic, attention to detail, integrity and provides connections to other providers who teach specific job skills such as carpentry, medical transcription, and carpet laying.

http://releasedandrestored.org/

PO Box 94633

Lincoln, NE 68590

402‐806‐0565

[email protected]


Nevada

Las Vegas‐Clark County Urban LeagueThe Las Vegas‐Clark County Urban League (LVCCUL) offers skills training and job placement opportunities to the residents of greater Las Vegas, Henderson and Clark County. We have partnered with a number of respected organizations to provide these opportunities.

http://www.lvccul.org/programs/rise/

2470 N Decatur Blvd

Las Vegas, NV 89108

702‐473‐5000

[email protected]

My Journey Home, Inc. My Journey Home, Inc. assists military veterans and former offenders transitioning from jail or prison systems into society. We help them rebuild their lives, restore their families, and work tirelessly to support the efforts of these men and women at becoming successful members of their community. We offer employment training programs, a resource center, peer to peer support groups, and affordable referrals for counseling.

http://www.myjourneyhomenv.org/

1055 W. Moana Lane

Reno, NV 89509

775‐825‐8126

[email protected]

Salvation ArmySometimes ex‐offenders have their physical freedom but little else—nowhere to live, no money, no transportation, no clothes and no job. It's not a very promising start. So, across the nation The Salvation Army operates halfway houses. These shelters are equipped with counselors and other resources to help them build new lives.

http://www.tsatoday.org/www_reno.nsf

1931 Sutro Street

Reno, NV 89512

775‐688‐4555

The Ridge HouseRidge House re‐entry programs are designed to develop skills for independent living and facilitate the process of rejoining the community by making that journey less daunting. Financial education, counseling and communication skills are fundamental to lifelong success. We provide all of our clients with the tools needed to be successful for years to come.

http://www.ridgehouse.org/

900 West 1st Street Suite 200

Reno, NV 89503

775‐322‐8941

[email protected]


New Hampshire

Keystone HallKeystone Hall offers a variety of ex‐offender re‐entry program services to adults and adolescents.

http://keystonehall.org/keystone‐hall‐progams‐and‐services/

615 Amherst Street

Nashua, NH 03063

603‐881‐4848

[email protected]

New Mexico

Delancey Street FoundationDelancey Street is a residential self‐help organization for former substance abusers, ex‐convicts, homeless individuals. The average resident has been a hard‐core drug and alcohol abuser, has been in prison, and is unskilled.

http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/facnm.php

PO Box 1240

San Juan Pueblo, NM 87566

505‐852‐4291

New York

Alternatives to IncarcerationAlternatives to Incarceration is an 18‐month project funded by Workforce Investment Board and housed at the Oneida County Correctional Facility. The ATI Program Staff will teach enrollees, thinking for Change (NIC) and Ready Set Work (DCJS) Curriculum to help prepare offenders for by changing the mindsets through cognitive behavior and providing employment skills in both the jail facility and the community. Upon completion of classes, offenders will receive a completion certificate. The ATI program will also obtain needed documents for employment and provide follow up services to offer support and links to further education and to assist with employment retention.

http://www.working‐solutions.org/for‐businesses/ati#

320 N. Prospect Street

Herkimer, NY 13501

315‐765‐2615

cbogar@working‐solutions.org

America Works ‐ AlbanyAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


19 Dove St.

Albany, NY 12210

518‐465‐5627

[email protected]


America Works ‐ BrooklynAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


44 Court St. 7th Floor

Brooklyn, NY 11220

718‐833‐5042

[email protected]

America Works ‐ Far RockawayAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


1600 Central Avenue 5th Floor

Queens, NY 11691

212‐742‐0020

[email protected]

America Works ‐ JamaicaAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


88‐11 165th Street 9th Floor

Jamaica, NY 11432

718‐206‐9675

[email protected]

America Works ‐ New YorkAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


228 E. 45th Street 16th Floor

New York, NY 10017

212‐599‐5627

[email protected]

America Works ‐ West SideAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.


350 W. 31st Street 2nd Floor

New York, NY 10001

212‐564‐9675

[email protected]



http://nyc.backonmyfeet.org/

115th W 29th Street Suite 1100A

New York, NY 10001

215‐772‐1080

[email protected]

Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York We assist individuals each without regard to race, ethnicity or religion, with employment training and placement, resume preparation and other job‐readiness techniques.

http://catholiccharitiesny.org/?PageToShow=employmentservices.cfm&What=Helping%2520Families%2520%2526%2520Indi

1011 First Avenue

New York, NY 10022

212‐371‐1000

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ AlbanyThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/albany/

41 State St. Suite 408

Albany, NY 12207

518‐426‐0390

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ BronxThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/bronx‐ny/

975 Kelly Street

Bronx, NY 10459

646‐603‐3020

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ BuffaloThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/buffalo/

170 Franklin St. Suite 300

Buffalo, NY 14202

716‐842‐6320


Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ RochesterThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/rochester/

39 State Street Suite 400

Rochester, NY 14614

585‐362 ‐4080

CMO NetworkAt CMO Network, we focus on reintegration with family, the workforce, and the community. We empower our participants to

overcome the many barriers inthe road to successful reintegra on by teaching them how to obtain employment, to become financially stable.

http://www.cmo‐network.org/

61 Gramercy Park North Calvary Church

New York, NY 10010

212‐932‐9009 ext. 7126

contact@cmo‐network.org


http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/facny.php

100 Turk Hill Road

Brewster, NY 10509

845‐278‐6181

East River Development AllianceERDA is creating public housing neighborhoods where residents have the skills and opportunities to work in jobs that pay a living wage and that are connected to meaningful career paths. ERDA is committed to providing the tools and resources residents need to succeed —whether helping to access quality job training, open a bank account, attain affordable childcare or a high school equivalency credential.

http://www.erdalliance.org/site/index.php?section_name=Workforce+Development

38‐81 13th Street

Long Island City, NY 11101

718‐784‐0877

[email protected]

EXODUS Transitional Community EXODUS provides services to ex‐offenders in the areas of employment readiness training, job placement, training and education, and life skills training.

http://www.etcny.org/employment‐services/

2271 Third Avenue

New York, NY 10035

917.492.0990

[email protected]


Fortune SocietyThe Fortune Society helps former prisoners successfully re‐enter the community after incarceration.

http://fortunesociety.org/

29‐76 Northern Boulevard

Long Island City, NY 11101

212‐691‐7554

Goodwill Industries of Greater NY & Northern NJ, Inc.Goodwill employment programs provide vocational, work experience, job placement, readiness training and workforce re‐entry support.

http://www.goodwillnynj.org/

4‐21 27th Avenue

Astoria, NY 11102

718‐728‐5400

[email protected]

Network Support ServicesNetwork in the Community recognizes the need for compassionate and concrete reentry assistance that is led by formerly‐incarcerated individuals that addresses all practical needs essential for successful reintegration.

http://www.networkssi.org/network‐in‐the‐community.html

555 Bergen Avenue, 3rd Floor

Bronx , NY 10455

347‐820‐9225

New York Urban League, Inc.The New York Urban League Career Preparation Institute provides career counseling, job referrals, and job placement assistance.

http://www.nyul.org/


New York, NY 10030

212‐926‐8000

[email protected]

Osborne Association The Employment and Training Services (ETS) program offers comprehensive vocational services to people with criminal records by providing assessment, testing, career and educational counseling, job‐readiness workshops, job training and post‐employment support in adjusting to the demands of the workplace and staying employed.

http://www.osborneny.org/

175 Remsen Street Suite 800

Brooklyn, NY 11201

718‐637‐6560




809 Westchester

Bronx, NY 10455

718‐707‐2600



25 Market Street 6th Floor

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

845‐345‐9845

Salvation Army Greater Rochester ‐ Booth HavenBooth Haven partners with the New York State Division of Parole, The Monroe County Department of Human Services, the U.S. Department of Probation and Parole, and the Veteran’s Administration to reserve beds for men who meet eligibility criteria.

http://www.use.salvationarmy.org/use/www_use_Empire_RochesterNY.nsf/vw‐sublinks/EA5650B15984CCB385257A5A006F

70 Liberty Pole Way PO Box 41210

Rochester, NY 14604

585‐987‐9500

STRIVE ‐ New YorkSTRIVE provides job placement assistance to everyone who completes the three weeks of training. Working with an assigned job developer, each STRIVE graduates is guided through the job‐search process, learning how to effectively market themselves, until they have secured gainful employment.

http://www.strivenewyork.org/

240 East 123rd Street 3rd Floor, Taino Towers

East Harlem, NY 10035

212‐360‐1100


The Doe Fund, Inc.The Doe Fund, in partnership with the Kings County District Attorney's Office, operates the Ready Willing & Able ‐ DAY program to meet the needs of former prisoners who are not homeless. This program, offers paid transitional work, case management, education, vocational training and job placement for parolees and has recently expanded to accommodate more former prisoners.

http://www.doe.org/programs/?programID=13

232 East 84th Street

New York, NY 10028

212‐628‐5207

The Harlem Community Justice CenterThe Harlem Community Justice Center, helps parolees returning to the Harlem community from incarceration make the transition from life in prison to responsible citizenship. The Justice Center links parolees to a wide range of social services, including transitional employment and vocational services.

http://www.courtinnovation.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.ViewPage&PageID=595&currentTopTier2=true

520 8th Avenue 18th Floor

New York, NY 10018

646‐386‐3100

Volunteers of America ‐ Greater New YorkAfter incarceration, offenders are often apprehensive about returning to their neighborhoods. In our three community residences, we help more than 300 offenders each year prepare for their reentry into society. All residents are required to complete our comprehensive 18‐week life‐skills and employment training program.

http://www.voa‐gny.org/


New York, NY 10024

212‐873‐2600

rweinstein@voa‐gny.org

Women's Prison AssociationWPA Reentry Services include a full array of prison, jail, and community‐based assistance aimed at helping women become full participants in community life following incarceration or other criminal justice involvement.

http://www.wpaonline.org/services/reentry.htm

110 2nd Ave.

New York, NY 10003

646‐336‐6100

[email protected]


NewJersey

America Works Burlington CountyAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/newjersey

100 Technology Way Suite 115/117

Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054

856‐780‐5541

[email protected]

America Works of NewarkAmerica Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/newjersey

972 Broad Street 3rd Floor

Newark, NJ 07102

862‐267‐3388

[email protected]

Bethel Development Corporation (BDC)The Bethel Development Corporation (BDC) project is designed to provide services to those who are in need of shelter, nutrition, education, as well as in setting goals for job training and employment.

http://www.bethelmillville.com/index.htm

113‐115 South 5th Street PO Box 1278

Millville, NJ 08332

856‐327‐9092

Career Opportunity Development, Inc.Career Opportunity Development, Inc.(CODI) provides services to non‐violent ex‐offenders upon their release from prison. Services include workforce preparation and employment placement and retention.

http://njcodi.org/

901 Atlantic Avenue

Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215

609‐965‐6871

[email protected]

Catholic Community ServicesCatholic Charities serves people looking for work and who need job‐readiness skills.

http://www.ccannj.com/

590 North 7th Street

Newark, NJ 07107

973‐268‐3162

Catholic‐[email protected]


Essex County Day Reporting CenterEssex County Day Reporting Center, in conjunction with the New Jersey State Parole Board (NJSPB), provides a specialized reentry program for women.

http://www.njaconline.org/17.html

655 Clinton Avenue

Newark, NJ 07108

973‐624‐7881

[email protected]

Helping Arms, Inc.Helping Arms provides ex‐offenders with case management, employment and educational opportunities, housing services, computer‐supported education, drug treatment, mental health referrals and mentoring.

http://www.helpingarms.net/

50 Escher Street

Trenton, NJ 08609

609‐396‐7500

[email protected]

Isles, IncThe Isles YouthBuild Institute provides a tough, but caring, peer‐based setting for young adults (ages 16‐24) seeking education, training, career counseling, and job and higher education placement.

http://www.isles.org/

10 Wood Street

Trenton, NJ 08618

609‐341‐4710

Jersey City Employment and Training Program, IncThe Jersey City Employment and Training Program, Inc. provides all of our services to the ex‐ offender population who must meet the eligibility criteria for training. Our emphasis is on direct job placement.

http://jcetp.org/

895 Bergen Avenue

Jersey City, NJ 07306

201‐795‐8851

Jewish Vocational ServicesThe Employment Network and Mentoring program provides job placement counseling and job development assistance to unemployed members of MetroWest synogogues and temples. Mentors from a wide variety of fields of employment are matched with unemployed members to provide advice, suggestions and networking contacts in mentors' areas of

exper se.

http://www.jvsnj.org/job‐seekers‐help

111 Prospect Street

East Orange, NJ 07017

973‐674‐6330

[email protected]


Newark Office of ReentryThe Office of Reentry is devoted to helping those who were incarcerated to become successful, productive members of the community after they have paid their debt to society. There are many programs to help these individuals find jobs, family, and support services. The office also is a referral source to community based organizations.

http://www.ci.newark.nj.us/government/departments/economic‐and‐housing‐development/office‐of‐reentry/

990 Broad St

Newark, NJ 07102

973‐878‐3874

[email protected]

Offender Aid and Restoration of Essex County Dedicated to helping past jail offenders by offering a variety of intervention and support services designed to promote individual responsibility.

303 Washington Street 3rd Floor

Irvington, NJ 07102

973‐373‐0100

PATHPATH fulfills a new need that the New Jersey State Parole Board is finding more and more difficult for parolees: housing. Upon parole from a New Jersey institution, individuals are required to provide a residence address and many are not able to do so. This new program allows residents to not only provide a housing address in order for parole to occur, it also assists them in finding permanent housing and employment during their stay at the program.


33 Remsen Avenue

New Brunswick, NJ 08901

732‐846‐7220

Redeem‐HerThe One Woman At A Time program provides a diversity of social services where the community and ex‐offenders join together to meet the tangible, practical needs of incarcerated and recently‐released women.

http://www.redeem‐her.org/index.htm

PO Box 5101

Toms River, NJ 08742

888‐807‐2944


STRIVE ‐ CamdenSTRIVE provides job placement assistance to everyone who completes the three weeks of training. Working with an assigned job developer, each STRIVE graduates is guided through the job‐search process, learning how to effectively market themselves, until they have secured gainful employment.

http://www.welcomenj.org/strivecamden.html

1000 Atlantic Avenue 5th Fl. Virtua Health Bldg.

Camden, NJ 09104

856‐966‐3606

MChavis@WelcomeNJ.

Team Management 2000, Inc. TM2K provides social services to the northeastern communities of New Jersey. It’s holistic service that includes educational training, life‐skills, high school equivalency preparation, counseling, employment readiness and placement, and case management services.

http://www.tm2kinc.org/

84 Main Street

Hackensack, NJ 07631

201‐487‐4700

The Resource Center The Resource Center serves as a walk‐in center for ex‐offenders. The goal of the Resource Center is to assist clients in remaining crime‐free and productive in the community.


143 Remson Avenue

New Brunswick, NJ 08901

732‐247‐2770

[email protected]

Volunteers of America Delaware ValleyVolunteers of America Delaware Valley provides evidence‐based treatment interventions to clients in an effort to reduce the risk of re‐offending.

http://www.voadv.org/default.aspx

235 White Horse Pike

Collingswood, NJ 08107

856‐854‐4660

[email protected]

YouthBuild Newark, Inc.In YouthBuild programs, low‐income young people ages 16–24 work toward their high school equivalency or high school diploma while learning job skills by building affordable housing for homeless and low‐income people.

http://youthbuildnewarknj.org/

31 Central Avenue

Newark, NJ 07012

973‐624‐4720


North Carolina

Barnabas House of Northeastern North CarolinaBarnabas House is a Christian residential program that prepares released inmates and others who have life controlling addictions to reintegrate into society and to become productive members of the community.

http://barnabashousenenc.org/program.html

PO Box 1205

Elizabeth City, NC 27906

252‐368‐1239

[email protected]

Capital Area JobLink Career CenterExplore the possibilities of job training, educational programs, intensive job referrals, and enhancement of employment potential.

http://www.joblinkcc.com/keys/

3351 Carl Sandburg Court

Raleigh, NC 27601

919‐212‐3849

Center for Employment TrainingThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


807 E. Main Street Suite 4‐200, 2nd Floor

Durham, NC 27701

919‐686‐4050

Community Success InitiativeCSI provides small group trainings and individual mentoring in general life skills, leadership, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and areas related to transitioning back into family and community life.

https://www.communitysuccess.org/

1830‐B Tillery Place

Raleigh, NC 27604

919‐715‐0111 ext. 216


http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/facnc.php

811 N. Elm Street

Greensboro, NC 27401

338‐379‐8477


Durham JobLink Ex‐Offender ProgramThe Durham JobLink Ex‐Offender Program provides intensive screening and evaluation for offenders based on their individual needs, workshops to provide assistance with professional development, i.e. resume and employment history, preparing an application, job interviewing skills, utilizing community resources, job retention, and soft skill development to offenders that are job ready.

http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/eed/ex‐offender.cfm

1105 S. Briggs Avenue

Durham, NC 27701

919‐560‐6880

Exodus HomesExodus Homes is a faith‐based United Way agency, offering transitional and permanent supportive housing for homeless recovering addicts, alcoholics, and formerly incarcerated people returning to our community from treatment programs and prison.

http://www.exodushomes.org

122 8th Avenue Dr. SW

Hickory, NC 28602

828‐962‐8196

Goodwill Career ConnectionsGoodwill Career Connections Centers offer free, personalized services to aid in your job search including resume‐writing assistance, skills assessment, career counseling, access to computers, help with interviewing skills, and job placement services.

http://www.goodwillnwnc.org/work/

2701 University Parkway

Winston‐Salem, NC 27115

336‐724‐3621

[email protected]

Goodwill Career ConnectionsGoodwill Career Connections Centers offer free, personalized services to aid in your job search including resume‐writing assistance, skills assessment, career counseling, access to computers, help with interviewing skills, and job placement services.

http://www.goodwillnwnc.org/work/

2760 Peters Creek Parkway

Winston‐Salem, NC 27127‐4729

336‐201‐0800

[email protected]


InSteppThe Employment Re‐entry Assistance Program, (ERA) program provides job placement assistance, training and mentoring to women offenders in Durham County

http://www.instepp.org/

400 W. Main Street Suite 408

Durham, NC 27701

919‐680‐8000

[email protected]

Leading into New CommunitiesRe‐entry involves any program, initiative, or partnership that addresses the issues necessary to ensure that people returning from incarceration successfully transition and maintain a crime free existence post release. The mission of the Leading into New Communities Re‐entry Task Force is to provide intervention and support services to prevent individuals from returning to prison and/or jail.

http://www.lincnc.org/

222 Division Drive

Wilmington, NC 28401

910‐762‐ 4635

LIFE/STRIVE of NC, Inc.Life/Strive of NC. Inc. offers employment training and placement services to ex‐offenders.

http://www.welcomenj.org/strivecamden/striveinternational.html

1710 West 6th Street PO Box 30733

Greenville, NC 27833

252‐752‐9774

[email protected]

Passage HomePassage Home is a nationally recognized faith‐based nonprofit community development corporation that has been serving Wake County, NC for over 17 years. Our programs are focused in four main areas: housing and support services, economic development, youth development, and neighborhood revitalization.

http://www.passagehome.org/

712 W. Johnson Street

Raleigh, NC 27603

919‐834‐0666

Project ReentryProject Reentry offers a variety of services. Post‐release services provide short‐term personal and vocational support for participants as they adapt to life after prison and work toward self‐sufficiency.

http://www.ptrc.org/index.aspx?page=296

400 West Fourth Street

Winston‐Salem, NC 27101

336‐761‐2111


Stepup MinistriesStepUp Ministry is a community of diverse faiths that partners with adults and youth in the shared goal of stable lives through Jobs and Life Skills training. We primarily assist low‐income, homeless, jobless and underemployed individuals and

their children, with special resources for veterans.

http://www.stepupministry.org/

1701 Oberlin Road

Raleigh, NC 27608

919‐781‐0156

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

Suit Up CharlotteSuit Up helps people acquire the life‐changing skills and attitudes needed to overcome challenging circumstances, find sustained employment, and become valuable contributors to their families,their employers, and their communities.

http://suitupcharlotte.org/

610 East 7th Street

Charlotte, NC 28202

704‐890‐3340

[email protected]

The Center for Community TransitionsECO is a non profit organization with a mission to improve the quality of life in Charlotte‐Mecklenburg by restoring offenders to their families and the community, helping them find work and reducing recidivism.

http://www.centerforcommunitytransitions.org/lifeworks.php

2226 N Davidson Street

Charlotte, NC 28233

704‐374‐0762

[email protected]

Ohio

Cincinnati‐Hamilton County Community Action AgencyFresh Start assists ex‐offenders in finding employment by providing services with a special focus on the unique barriers ex‐offenders often face.

http://www.cincy‐caa.org/freshstart.asp

1740 Langdon Farm Road

Cincinnati, OH 45237

513‐569‐1840

Cincy Second Chance ReentryCincy Second Chance Reentry help ex‐offender with employment, job readiness, and job Interviewing.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cincy‐Second‐Chance‐Reentry‐Program/255875150945

2484 Walden Glen Circle


513‐344‐3971

[email protected]


Cleveland Eastside Ex‐Offender CoalitionOur services include, mentoring, case management, tutoring, literacy, homework assistance, workforce development, job readiness and prison video visitation services.

http://www.neofathering.net/cleveland_eastside_exoffender_coalition.asp

8003 Broadway Ave

Cleveland, OH 44105

216‐641‐9012

[email protected]

Flying HIGH, Inc. Flying HIGH, Inc. provides support services for ex‐offenders returning to Mahoning and Trumbull Counties. We believe all people deserve a second chance in life if they are willing to make positive changes.

http://www.flyinghighinc.org/

6 Federal Plaza Central Suite 705

Youngstown, OH 44503

330‐797‐3995

Montgomery County Office of Ex‐Offender ReentryServing the citizens of Montgomery County with programs that minimize barriers to effective reentry and promote reduction in recidivism.

http://www.mcohio.org/departments/ex‐offender_reentry/index.php

1133 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd. Room 370

Dayton, OH 45408

937‐225‐6460

[email protected]

Ohio Ex‐Offender Reentry CoalitionThe mission of the Ohio Ex‐Offender Reentry Coalition is to ensure successful offender reentry, reduce recidivism and enhance public safety. The Coalition will achieve these goals through collaborative partnerships with government entities, faith and community‐based organizations.

http://www.reentrycoalition.ohio.gov/

770 W. Broad St.

Columbus, OH 43222

614‐394‐7829

Corrennia.Price‐[email protected]

Passages, Inc.In our efforts to move individuals towards self sufficiency, Passages, Inc. provides assessment of job skills with a focus on workforce development. We provide our clients with life skills development, computer assisted training, job counseling and referrals.

http://passages‐oh.org/services/workforce‐development/

401 Broad Street

Elyria, OH 44035

440‐323‐6776




122 N. Prospect St.

Ravenna, OH 44266

330‐296‐3237



3631 Perkins Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44114

216‐881‐6776

Power Inspires ProgressPower Inspires Progress operates small businesses in the inner city to provide positive, meaningful work opportunities for adults with employment barriers. We teach basic education, life skills, work ethics and personal responsibility. Trainees gain the knowledge and experience to be successful in the workforce.

http://www.powerinspiresprogress.com/

727 Ezzard Charles Drive


513‐221‐7020

Talbert HouseThe Talbert House Workforce Reentry program is a community corrections program that offers adult non‐violent ex‐offenders in Hamilton County a full array of reintegration services to help them successfully return to the community, including job training, case management, social support, and mentoring.

http://www.talberthouse.org

2600 Victory Parkway


513‐221‐4357


The Akron Urban League ‐ Transition ProgramThe Transitions Program assists individuals with nonviolent misdemeanor and felony backgrounds. This program has been very successful in securing employment for felony offenders with various companies throughout Summit County. The Program provides job placement assistance and three weeks of job readiness training workshops.

http://www.akronurbanleague.org

440 Vernon Odom Blvd.

Akron, OH 44307

330‐434‐3101

The ReEntry ProgramThe Economic Opportunity Planning Association of Greater Toledo created the Employment Triage Program to empower ex‐offenders into becoming employable.

http://www.eopa.org/

505 Hamilton St.

Toledo, OH 43604

419‐242‐7304

Towards EmploymentTowards Employment focuses on two key components: Softskills training, including communication, time management, and problem solving; and Lifeskills training, including managing work‐life balance, financial literacy, parenting, prevention education and how to access community resources.

http://www.neofathering.net/towards_employment.asp

1255 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44115

216‐696‐5750

[email protected]

Volunteers of America ‐ Ohio River ValleyVolunteers of America has provides services to help ex‐offenders successfully transition from prison to the community. The goal of Volunteers of America’s correction programs is to provide individuals the needed services and treatments to assist in reentering society as a positive and productive contributor to society.

http://www.voago.org/default.aspx

1776 E. Broad Street

Columbus, OH 43203

614‐253‐6100

[email protected]


Workplace ReConnectionsWorkplace ReConnections' clinical reentry case management is provided for men returning to their communities from the Sheridan Correctional Center, Southwest Illinois Correctional Center (SWICC), and Graham Correctional Center; for women returning from the Decatur Correctional Center; and for juveniles returning from Illinois Youth Corrections Centers in St. Charles, Warrenville, and Harrisburg. Workplace ReConnections provides a full range of supportive services necessary to assist ex‐offenders in their transition back into their communities,

1060 Salem Ave.

Dayton, OH 60642

937‐277‐9141

Oklahoma

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ Oklahoma CityThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/oklahoma‐city‐ok/

228 Robert S. Kerr Suite 600

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

405‐588‐8200

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ TulsaThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/tulsa‐oklahoma/

803 S. Peoria

Tulsa, OK 74120

918‐894‐6561

Center Point Inc. Oklahoma City Men's Residential ProgramOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



5245 S. I‐35 Service Rd


405‐605‐2488


Center Point Inc. Osage Community Work ProgramOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



1755 W. 53rd St. North

Tulsa, OK 74126

918‐346‐6738

Center Point Inc. Tulsa Women's Residential ProgramOur Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



3637 North Lewis Ave.

Tulsa, OK 74110

918‐425‐7500

Community Service Council of Greater TulsaCommunity Service Council (CSC) offers an entire array of assessment and job placement support including employment assistance; vocational training and educational services; mentoring; and, referral to necessary supportive services.

http://csctulsa.org/ex‐offenders2/

16 East 16th Street Suite 202

Tulsa, OK 74119

918‐585‐5551

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; dverbonitz@cs

Exodus HouseExodus House provides transitional housing for recently released individuals with criminal records as well as their children. Job referrals are made, although no formal job development is available.

http://www.okumcministries.org/cjamm/exodus_house.htm

433 N. 25th Street


405‐525‐2300

[email protected]

Exodus HouseExodus House provides transitional housing for recently released individuals with criminal records as well as their children. Job referrals are made, although no formal job development is available.

http://www.okumcministries.org/cjamm/exodus_house.htm

2624 E. Newton Street

Tulsa, OK 73170

918‐382‐0905

[email protected]


Goodwill Industries of TulsaTulsaWORKS services include: Life Skills Class, GED or Other Education, Assessments, Job Training, Job Search and Support Services and E‐Mentoring.

http://www.goodwilltulsa.org/gwt/TulsaWORKS2.asp

2800 Southwest Blvd.

Tulsa, OK 74107

918‐584‐7291

Oklahoma Goodwill IndustriesPlacement Services assists people in developing work skills, habits, and behaviors needed in the workplace. Assistance is also offered in finding suitable employment and writing a professional resume.

http://www.okgoodwill.org/career‐development

316 Blackwelder Ave.


405‐236‐4451

Resonance Center for Women, Inc.Resonance provides Reentry Support Services to women housed at Eddie Warrior Correction Facility in Taft, Oklahoma and through,Choosing to Change, at Turley Residential Center just outside of Tulsa. Participants are given an exceptional opportunity to regain control of their lives by preparing for successful community reentry.

http://www.resonancetulsa.org/

1608 S. Elwood Avenue

Tulsa, OK 74119

918‐587‐3888

[email protected]

Work Ready Oklahoma Work Ready Oklahoma delivers services to a number of populations including veterans, the historically unemployed or underemployed, individuals re‐entering society following incarceration, incumbent workers, and low‐skilled or low‐wage workers.

http://workreadyoklahoma.com/about‐us/reentry‐services/

3 East Main


405‐418‐3921

[email protected]


Oregon

Better PeopleOur mission is to significantly reduce the rates of recidivism in the Portland metropolitan area. We help our clients change their lives to become more productive citizens. By doing so, we are contributing to the health and safety of our local communities.

http://www.betterpeople.org

3711 NE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd

Portland, OR 97211

503‐281‐2663

Goodwill Industries ‐ Job ConnectAre you entering or re‐entering the job market, or maybe changing careers? Job Connection is a free job search and referral program designed to help you find a job outside Goodwill that fits your needs and abilities.

http://meetgoodwill.org/goodwill‐services

1943 SE Sixth Ave.

Portland, OR 97214

877‐676‐5872

Mercy Corps NorthwestMercy Corps Northwest assists formerly incarcerated individuals in connecting with communities by providing for their immediate needs and navigation to essential services.

http://www.mercycorpsnw.org/what‐we‐do/transition‐center/

1818 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Portland, OR 97212

971‐255‐0547 ext. 204

[email protected]

SE Works, IncThe Portland Partners Re‐Entry Initiative (PPRI) is a collaboration between SE Works, Volunteers of America, Central City Concern, Better People, and YWCA of Greater Portland. Services include pre‐employment training, career exploration and planning, access to vocational training and education programs, support services, and mentoring.

http://www.seworks.org/ppri.php

7916 SE Foster Rd. Suite 103

Portland, OR 97206

971‐634‐2117


Sponsors Inc. ‐ Men’s Transition ProgramThe Men’s Transition Program has several programs targeted at the Lane County ex‐offender population. Services in the basic program include case management for each participant, and assistance in obtaining employment.

http://sponsorsinc.org/programs/mens‐transition/

338 Highway 99 North

Eugene, OR 97401

541‐485‐8341

http://www.okgoodwill.org

Sponsors Inc.‐ Women's Transitional ProgramWe work with women to help them successfully re‐enter their Lane County community. Priority is given to women being released from prison, however, women from Lane County Jail and women from the community who are coping with the challenges of a criminal history and currently under supervision by Lane County Parole and Probation may also apply.

http://sponsorsinc.org/programs/womens‐transition/

338 Highway 99 North

Eugene, OR 97401

541‐485‐6738

http://www.okgoodwill.org

Volunteers of America ‐ Community Partners Reinvestment ProjectThe Community Partners Reinvestment Project provides a wide array of individualized services and support, including skill development and employment services.

http://www.voaor.org/default.aspx

3910 SE Stark Street

Portland, OR 97214

503‐595‐3477

[email protected]

Pennsylvania

Ardella's HouseArdella’s House is a service and advocacy organization committed to helping women with criminal justice histories realize new possibilities for themselves and their families. They provide support and guidance through continued assessment of housing, career readiness, career placement, training and employment, and vocational and educational training.

http://www.ardellashouse.com/

2428 N 33rd St

Philadelphia, PA 19132

215‐228‐1718

[email protected]


Atkins HouseThe goal of Atkins House in York, Pennsylvania, is to provide information, skill development and ongoing support to help women offenders lead law‐abiding, productive and responsible lives free of crime, drugs and alcohol.

http://www.atkinshouse.org/

307 East King Street

York, PA 17403

717‐848‐5454

[email protected]

Back On My FeetBack on My Feet (BOMF) is a strategic and unique program that uses running to teach critical work and life skills ‐‐ such as discipline, respect, leadership, and goal‐setting.

http://philadelphia.backonmyfeet.org/philadelphia‐landing.html

100 S. Broad Street Suite 1400, Land Title Building


215‐772‐1080

[email protected]

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ PhiladelphiaThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/philadelphia‐pa/

245 North Broad Street Suite 300


215‐309‐7220

Center for Employment Opportunities ‐ PittsburghThe Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is dedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women returning home from prison and detention facilities to New York City.

https://ceoworks.org/our‐offices/philadelphia‐pa/

100 Ross Street Suite 410

Pittsburgh, PA 15219

412‐444‐1025

Christian Recovery Aftercare Ministries (CRAM), IncCRAM’s Employment Assistant Project (EAP) assesses ex‐offender needs and identifies the areas in which they need employment training. The EAP provides re‐entry services immediately upon release to enable the ex‐offender to subsequently obtain and maintain gainful employment.

http://www.craminc.org/

509 Division Street

Harrisburg, PA 17110

717‐234‐3664

[email protected]


Connection Training ServicesConnection Training Services provides housing services to released prisoners through an on‐the‐job construction trades training program in which participants renovate housing.

http://ctstraining.org/

2243 West Allegheny Ave.

Philadephia, PA 19132

215‐430‐0381

Crispus AttucksThe Crispus Attucks Transitional Center program is a 12 week minimum rehabilitation program for non‐violent offenders leaving state correctional facilities.

http://crispusattucks.org/category/programs/transition

605 South Duke Street

York, PA 17401

717‐848‐3610

Day Reporting Center ‐ EastThe Day Reporting Center is a highly structured sanction and intervention program that provides services to offenders who are not in compliance with their conditions of parole.

http://www.alleghenycourts.us/criminal/adult_probation/locations.aspx

5750 Baum Blvd


412‐661‐8931

[email protected]

Day Reporting Center ‐ SouthThe Day Reporting Center is a highly structured sanction and intervention program that provides services to offenders who are not in compliance with their conditions of parole.

http://www.alleghenycourts.us/criminal/adult_probation/locations.aspx

2320 Arlington Avenue


412‐431‐1387

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of PittsburghGoodwill offers a wide variety of programs and services that provide employment‐related education, training, counseling and job opportunities for people with barriers to employment.

http://www.goodwillswpa.org/index

118 52nd Street Robert S. Foltz Bldg.

Pittsburg, PA 15203

412‐481‐9005


I'm FREEI'm FREE is a non‐profit serving incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women from the greater Philadelphia area. We work hard everyday to empower women so they can go out and make a positive difference in the world.

http://imfreeonline.org/

4700 Wissahickon Ave. Suite 126


215‐951‐0330 ext. 2147

Impact servicesThrough its new Reintegration of Ex‐offenders program Impact will provide ex‐offenders with employment services, recognized certificate training, mentoring, Participants may also receive ABE/HSE services.

http://www.impactservices.org/reentry‐services‐for‐ex‐offenders/

1952 E. Allegheny Avenue


215‐739‐1600

Jubilee KitchenThe Jubilee Association welcomes those whose lives are challenged by poverty, illness, joblessness or homelessness.

http://jubileesoupkitchen.org/Jubilee/Services/PrisonPrograms.html

2005 Wyandotte St.


415‐261‐5417

Lydia's PlaceHelping Women Rebuild Their Lives ‐ Individualized case management for recently released women including counseling and referrals for housing, job placement, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and mental health treatment.

http://www.lydiasplace.org/

700 Fifth Avenue 4th Floor


412‐697‐0880

[email protected]

Nehemiah Wall, Inc.The Nehemiah Wall, Inc. is a not‐for‐profit, charitable and humanitarian organization. Our main purpose is to provide transitional housing for women exiting local and state prisons to aid them in becoming positive contributors to the Lehigh Valley and surrounding communities.

http://www.thenehemiahwall.org/

505 West 4th Street

Bethlehem, PA 18015

610‐552‐0152

[email protected]


Philadelphia Mayor's Office of Reintegration Service for Ex‐OffendersRe‐Entry Services Project ‐Ex‐offenders take part in life skills and job readiness workshops that include interviewing skills, resume writing, and job search strategies.

http://www.phila.gov/reentry/Job_Training.html

34 South 11th Street Suite 600


215‐683‐3370

Philadelphia Prison SocietyThe Prison Society's Reentry Services help men and women released from prison become self‐sufficient and lead productive lives in the community.

http://www.prisonsociety.org/progs/reentry.shtml

245 North Broad Street Suite 300


215‐564‐6005 ext. 117

Ready, Willing, and AbleThe Ready, Willing & Able is program targets the segment of the homeless population considered the hardest to serve: single, able‐bodied adults, the majority of whom have histories of incarceration.

http://www.rwaphiladelphia.org/

1211 Bainbridge Street

Phildelphia, PA 19147

215‐732‐3781

[email protected]

Renewal, Inc.Renewal Inc. provides comprehensive substance abuse treatment services to adult men and women in the criminal justice system.

http://www.renewalinc.com/default.aspx

601 Grant Street 5th Floor


412‐690‐2445

[email protected]

Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania DivisionSalvation Army provides for immediate basic needs, rehabilitative services, counseling, casework, employment services.

http://www.use.salvationarmy.org/use/www_use_WesternPennsylvania.nsf/vw‐dynamic‐index/58BEE2B486A3945E852579

424 Third Avenue


412‐466‐1500

[email protected]


The Southwestern Pennsylvania Re‐entry Coalition (SPARC)The Southwestern Pennsylvania Re‐entry Coalition (SPARC) is an effort to foster collaboration among agencies in Southwestern Pennsylvania to coordinate resources for individuals whose criminal record creates barriers to self‐sufficiency.

http://www.monvalleyinitiative.com/index.asp

303/305 East Eighth Ave

Homestead, PA 15120

412‐464‐4000

YWCA of Greater HarrisburgYW Works helps clients assess their interests and abilities in order to target a vocation. Included in the training are job readiness activities, completing job applications, developing of professional cover letters and resume, practical experience in interviewing skills, and acquiring knowledge of the ethical standards required by employer. WE also provide vocational and training referral assistance,and job placement.

http://www.ywcahbg.org/programs/housing‐and‐homelessness‐programs

1101 Market Street

Harrisburg, PA 17103

717‐234‐7931

Rhode Island

Crossroads RICrossroads’ Learning Center offers high school equivalence testing, adult literacy and math instruction, job search and employment assistance, including job retention support.

http://www.crossroadsri.org/Default.aspx

160 Broad St.

Providence, RI 02903

401‐521‐2255

[email protected]

Rhode Island Family Life CenterThe Rhode Island Family Life Center is a private non‐profit organization whose purpose is to provide support for the reintegration of ex‐offenders into the community.

http://www.ri‐familylifecenter.org/index.php?name=programs

485 Plainfield St.


401‐781‐5808

[email protected]


The Blessing WayThe Blessing Way is a faith‐based, social service agency that aids men and women returning to the Providence metro area from prison or drug treatment. The program includes many services such as intensive case management, life‐skills classes, job placement assistance, and job skills training.

http://www.theblessingway.org/

70 Pemberton St.


401‐350‐0021

South Carolina

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ CharlestonThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.

http://www.alstonwilkessociety.org/

Charleston, SC 29405

843‐744‐4917

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ ColumbiaThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


Columbia, SC 29203

803‐799‐2490

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Eastern RegionThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.

http://www.alstonwilkessociety.org/community‐services.html

, SC

803‐773‐7334

[email protected]


Alston Wilkes Society ‐ FlorenceThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


Florence, SC 29501

843‐292‐0388

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Greenville CountyThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

864‐282‐4528

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Greenwood CountyThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

864‐942‐8726

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Lancaster CountyThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

803‐288‐0794

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Midlands RegionThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


Fayetteville, SC

803‐799‐2490

[email protected]


Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Southern RegionThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

843‐821‐5000

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Spartanburg CountyThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

864‐596‐2582 ext. 303

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ Western Region The Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

864‐260‐9510

[email protected]

Alston Wilkes Society ‐ York CountyThe Alston Wilkes Society gives hope and rebuilds lives through our rehabilitation and prevention services for adults released from correctional facilities.


, SC

803‐984‐0689

[email protected]

Delancey StreetDelancey Street is a residential self‐help organization for former substance abusers, ex‐convicts, homeless individuals. We teach our residents personal skills, we offer tutoring to our residents to complete a high school equivalency education followed by college courses. When ready to graduate from Delancey Street, residents get a job and live in and work out for several months, saving their money in our Delancey‐managed credit union, and paying rent until they can move on to continue their new lives in the mainstream of society.

http://www.delanceystreetfoundation.org/circle_rep_der_sc.php

2510 N. Hobson Ave.

N. Charleston, SC 29405

843‐554‐5179

[email protected]


Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina Inc.Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina is committed to helping people become independent through education and training leading to employment.

http://goodwillsc.org/

115 Haywood Rd.

Greenville, SC 29607

864‐351‐0100

[email protected]

HBI ‐ Job CorpsBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.

http://intranet.hbi.org/SearchProgram.aspx

19 Job Corps Avenue PO Box 967

Bamberg, SC 29003

803‐245‐5101

[email protected]

HBI Mentoring ‐ CharlestonBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.


672 Marina Drive

Charleston, SC 29492

803‐768‐2371

[email protected]

HBI Mentoring ‐ Columbia/GreenvilleBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.


5 Creekside Park Court


803‐768‐2371

[email protected]


HBI Mentoring ‐ GreenvilleBuilding Today's Workforce for Tomorrow uses a comprehensive partnership to accelerate training programs for entry‐level workers, alternative labor pools of men and women, and skills enhancement of current residential construction workers in the trades.


5 Century Drive


803‐768‐2371

[email protected]

Palmetto Unified School District, SC Dept. of Corr.An integral component of the Palmetto Unified School District's mission is to provide inmates with marketable technical and soft (pro‐social) skills necessary for them to successfully re‐enter the job market upon release. The vocation program consists of vocational classes, Work Keys Program and credentialing programs.

http://www.doc.sc.gov/education/pusd.jsp

1735 Haviland Circle

Columbia, SC 29210

803‐896‐1583

Tennessee

America Works of Tennessee, Inc.America Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/tennessee

424 Church Street Suite 2000

Nashville, TN 37219

615 651‐7349

[email protected]

Chattenoga EndeavorsChattenoga Endeavors reentry programs are intended to assist offenders in acquiring the life skills needed to succeed in the community and become law‐abiding citizens.

https://www.facebook.com/chattanooga.endeavors

PO Box 3351

Chatanooga, TN 37404

423‐266‐1888

[email protected]


Dismas House of NashvilleDismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismas.org/


Nashville, TN 37212

615‐297‐9287

[email protected]

HopeWorks, Inc.The Hope Works project is focused on helping the unemployed become self‐directed and goal‐oriented.

http://www.whyhopeworks.org

1930 Union Ave.

Memphis, TN 38104

901‐272‐3700

[email protected]

Project ReturnThe Jobs & Futures Programs is available to any adult who has been incarcerated or is currently incarcerated and planning for their release. The program helps ex‐offenders and their families by providing employment placement assistance, life skills training, and job readiness training.

http://www.projectreturninc.org/


Nashville, TN 37210‐4000

615‐327‐9654

[email protected]

Texas

A New Entry Inc.A New Entry provides high quality community reentry and personal integrity support for individuals confronting or rebuilding from losses associated with homelessness, and incarceration.

http://www.anewentry.org/

6633 E. Hwy 290 Suite 212

Austin, TX 78723

512‐410‐4538

[email protected]


Back on My Feet AustinBack on My Feet recruits members (individuals experiencing homelessness) at homeless and residential facilities around the country and begins with a commitment to run three days a week in the early morning. After 30 days in the program, members with 90% attendance earn the opportunity to move into the second phase of the program called Next Steps, which provides educational support, job training programs, employment partnership referrals and housing resources. Almost 80% of individuals who start the program move into Next Steps.

http://austin.backonmyfeet.org/

P.O. Box 42439

Austin, TX 78704

512‐496‐0542

[email protected]

Back on My Feet IrvingBack on My Feet recruits members (individuals experiencing homelessness) at homeless and residential facilities around the country and begins with a commitment to run three days a week in the early morning. After 30 days in the program, members with 90% attendance earn the opportunity to move into the second phase of the program called Next Steps, which provides educational support, job training programs, employment partnership referrals and housing resources. Almost 80% of individuals who start the program move into Next Steps.

http://dallas.backonmyfeet.org/

P.O. Box 631236

Irving, TX 75063

215‐772‐1080

[email protected]

Center for Employment TrainingThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


294 Candelaria Street

El Paso, TX 79907

915‐859‐1070

Center Point Inc.Our Community Services Coordinators provide referrals for housing and employment services gender responsive case



2101 S. Interstate 35 Suite 219

Austin, TX 78741

512‐297‐2990


Community Learning CenterThe Tarrant County BETTER Project is a community collaborative initiative targeting individuals in local and state work release programs who are from high poverty and high crime communities in Fort Worth.

http://www.clcinc.org/BETTER.htm

5817 East Berry Street

Fort Worth, TX 76108

817‐ 496‐3444

[email protected]

Cornerstone Assistance NetworkCornerstone Assistance Network works with incarcerated persons who plan to return to Tarrant County from the Dawson State Jail and to Transitional Treatment Centers in Tarrant County from Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facilities Units. Post release service include an assigned mentor, education including high school equivalency, training in high‐demand occupations, job readiness training, housing assistance, substance abuse treatment, physical and mental health services, job placement (some with a wage subsidy attached), employment retention, and advancement services.

http://www.canetwork.org/services.aspx

3500 Noble Avenue


817‐632‐6000

George Gervin Youth Center ‐ Project H.O.P.E.The GGYC workforce development program is designed to help men and women who are preparing to reenter the workforce after incarceration. Our goal and focus is to help with job readiness, soft skills training, high school diploma, certified training, and job placement assistance.

http://www.gervin‐school.org/index.cfm?pID=15974

231 W. Cypress

San Antonio, TX 78212

210‐804‐1786 ext. 2000

jbramasco@gervin‐school.org

Goodwill Industries of BeaumontGoodwill can help you prepare for employment, find a job that suits your talents, keep that job and eventually help you find a better one.

http://www.goodwillbmt.org/

3849 Stagg Drive #166

Beaumont, TX 77701

409‐212‐8354


Goodwill Industries of Central TexasWorkforce and Education Readiness Continuum helps prepare Austin‐area residents to enter or reenter today's competitive job market.

http://www.austingoodwill.org/wds/werc.html

1015 Norwood Park Blvd

Austin, TX 78753

512‐637‐7100

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of DallasGoodwill can help you prepare for employment, find a job that suits your talents, keep that job and eventually help you find a better one.

http://www.goodwilldallas.org/

3020 N. Westmoreland Rd.

Dallas, TX 75212

214‐638‐2800

Goodwill Industries of San AntonioGoodwill can help you prepare for employment, find a job that suits your talents, keep that job and eventually help you find a better one.

http://www.goodwillsa.org/

406 W. Commerce


210‐924‐8581

[email protected]

Goodwill Temporary ServicesAre you looking for the next step towards a great job opportunity? Goodwill Staffing Group is a non‐profit, people‐oriented temporary staffing agency. We are fully engaged with our temps beyond resume submittal, and provide training, job‐coaching, financial coaching, and professional development.

http://www.austingoodwillstaffing.org/

1015 Norwood Park Blvd

Austin, TX 78753

512‐637‐7106

[email protected]

House of Hope ‐ Dallas Fort WorthThe Fort Worth HOPE Center provides quality programs and services to help individuals find HOPE for the Future in times of need and to provide opportunities to develop themselves so they can realize their dreams.

http://www.fwhope.org/

3625 East Loop 820 South


817‐451‐6288


McLennan County Reintegration RoundtableThe Linking Ex‐Offenders to Resources and Services Subcommittee works to link ex‐offenders to the help they need in order to successfully reintegrate back into the community.

http://mclennancountyreintegration.weebly.com/

Waco, TX

254‐300‐8759

[email protected]

Mothers (Fathers) for the Advancement of Social SystemsMothers (Fathers) for the Advancement of Social Systems Inc. (MASS) is a non‐profit foundation providing a pathway for adults, families and children seeking a meaningful opportunity to become productive citizens by promoting educational achievement, job development and housing availability.

http://massjab.org/

3737 Atlanta Street

Dallas, TX 75215

214‐421‐0303

[email protected]

Mothers (Fathers) for the Advancement of Social SystemsMothers (Fathers) for the Advancement of Social Systems Inc. (MASS) is a non‐profit foundation providing a pathway for adults, families and children seeking a meaningful opportunity to become productive citizens by promoting educational achievement, job development and housing availability.

http://massjab.org/

421 South Ayers

Forth Worth, TX 76103

817‐535‐3373

[email protected]

SER ‐ Jobs for ProgressAll of SER's programs, services, and operations revolve around a few key focus areas, including education, training, employment, and empowerment. These focus areas are woven through SER's unique, holistic service model.

http://www.serhouston.org/

201 Broadway St.

Houston, TX 77012

713‐773‐6000

[email protected]

Southwest Key ProgramsSouthwest Key's Reentry & Reintegration Program Model is designed to address the community's need for safety, to hold the young person accountable for his/her actions, and to ensure the successful transition of the youth back home after being placed in a secure facility.

http://www.swkey.org/programs/reentry.html

6002 Jain Lane

Austin, TX 78721

512‐462‐2181

[email protected]


Spirit KeySpirit Key, Inc. is a non‐profit organization dedicated to a re‐entry program for ex‐offenders, providing educational direction and meeting the need for successful transition from prison to private citizen.

http://www.spiritkey.org/

13617 Kaltenbrun Rd.

Houston, TX 77086

281‐813‐0093

Texas ReEntry ServicesTexas ReEntry Services (TXRS) offers a wide range of client services in order to better prepare ex‐offenders for their reintroduction into society.

http://www.txrs.org/

1408 St. Louis Ave.


817‐834‐2833


The Urban League of Greater Dallas, North Central Texas Program services are job readiness, job placement and GED classes. Other life skills topics are addressed as needed.

http://www.ulgdnctx.com/home_page.html

4315 S. Lancaster Rd.

Dallas, TX 75216

214‐915‐4600

Volunteers of America ‐ AustinWe help rehabilitate offenders through halfway house, re‐entry, and work release programs.

http://www.voatx.org/regions‐served/austin‐area

300 E. Midway Drive

Euless, TX 76039

817‐529‐7300

Volunteers of America ‐ DallasWe help rehabilitate offenders through halfway house, re‐entry, and work release programs.

http://www.voatx.org/regions‐served/dallas

2906 Swiss Avenue

Dallas, TX 76039

214‐827‐2500


Volunteers of America ‐ Fort WorthWe help rehabilitate offenders through halfway house, re‐entry, and work release programs.

http://www.voatx.org/regions‐served/fort‐worth

1500 No. Main Ste 150

Ft. Worth, TX 76164

817‐529‐7300

Volunteers of America ‐ HoustonWe help rehabilitate offenders through halfway house, re‐entry, and work release programs.

http://www.voatx.org/regions‐served/houston

4808 Yale Street

Houston, TX 77018

713‐460‐0781

Volunteers of America ‐ San AntonioWe help rehabilitate offenders through halfway house, re‐entry, and work release programs.

http://www.voatx.org/regions‐served/san‐antonio

6487 Whitby Road


210‐558‐0731

Utah

MentorWorksThe MentorWorks program has been developed to serve the needs of men and women as they are released from county or state correctional facilities and are now transitioning back into society.

http://mwut.org/index.html

1733 West 12600 South # 230

Riverton, UT 84065

801‐679‐3921

[email protected]

Welfare SquareWelfare Square is a bakery, a cannery, a milk processing operation, a thrift store, and an employment center—all designed to

help people help themselves.

http://www.lds.org/locations/temple‐square‐salt‐lake‐city‐welfare‐square

780 West 800 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84104

801‐240‐1245

[email protected]


West Jordan Utah Employment Resource CenterWhether just starting out in your career or well established in your career, LDS Employment Resource Services (ERS) or Self‐Reliance Services (SRS) can help you accomplish your career goals. The employment center or self‐reliance center offers one‐on‐one coaching, workshops and a large database of employment, education and self‐employment opportunities.

https://www.ldsjobs.org/ers/ct/center/68638?lang=eng

7166 S Redwood Rd Suite B

West Jordon, UT 84084

801‐566‐4040

Wel‐EC‐[email protected]

Vermont

Northern New England Tradeswomen, Inc. Vermont Works for Women has a variety of programs to serve incarcerated women and recently released women.

http://www.nnetw.org/

107 North Main Street Suite 20

Barre, VT 05404

802‐878‐0400

[email protected]

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ BenningtonVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.

http://vermontassociates.org/

Veterans' Memorial Drive Suite 2

Bennington, VT 05201

802‐447‐2872

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ BrattleboroVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


28 Vernon Street Suite 431

Brattleboro, VT 05301

802‐254‐9398

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ BurlingtonVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


63 Pearl Street

Burlington, VT 05401

802‐651‐1687


Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ MontpelierVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


29 Main Street Suite #5

Montpelier, VT 05602

802‐828‐0036

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ NewportVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


189 East Main Street Suite D

Newport, VT 05855

802‐334‐7777

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ RutlandVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


88 Merchants Row 200 Asa Bloomer Bldg.

Rutland, VT 05701

802‐282‐4423

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ St. AlbansVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


142 North Main Street PO Box 107

St. Albans, VT 05478

802‐524‐3200

Vermont Associates for Training & Development, Inc. ‐ St. JohnsburyVermonters age 55 and over who meet low income requirements and specific guidelines of individual programs.


459 Portland Street Suite 104

St. Johnsbury, VT 05819

802‐748‐8635


Vermont Catholic CharitiesVermont Catholic Charitise assists inmates in transition back to the community with employment and housing.

http://www.vermontcatholic.org/index.php?sid=16&pid=823&subnav_id=89

55 Joy Drive

South Burlington, VT 05403

802‐658‐6110

Vermont Dismas HouseDismas House provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. Dismas House provides room and board, transportation, job referrals, life skills counseling.

http://www.dismasofvermont.org

96 Buell Street

Burlington, VT 05161

802‐658‐0381

[email protected]

Virginia

Center for Employment Training ‐ AlexandriaThe Center for Employment Training (CET) is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.


6295 Edsall Road Plaza 500 Suite 220

Alexandria, VA 22312

703‐461‐9767

Colonial Community Corrections Transitional ServicesColonial Community Corrections Transitional Services provides transitional services upon release from incarceration.

Transi onal services include emergency housing, job placement referrals, mentoring, and job readiness training.

http://www.jamescitycountyva.gov/186/Colonial‐Community‐Corrections

4093 Ironbound Rd. Suite B

Williamsburg, VA 23188

757‐564‐2311

[email protected]


Friends of Guest HouseFriends of Guest House provides female ex‐offenders the structure, supervision, support and assistance they need so they can become self‐sufficient responsible members of the community.

http://www.friendsofguesthouse.org/

One East Luray Avenue

Alexandria, VA 22301

703‐549‐8072

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys ‐ Madison HeightsGoodwill Industries of the Valleys is dedicated to providing effective, comprehensive employment services to men and women with criminal convictions. Our highly structured and tightly supervised Re‐Entry services help returning citizens regain and discover the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to a stable, productive life.

http://www.goodwillvalleys.com/work‐and‐training‐services/adult‐services/prisoner‐re‐entry/

174 River James Shopping Center

Madison Heights, VA 24572

434‐200‐9920

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys ‐ RadfordGoodwill Industries of the Valleys is dedicated to providing effective, comprehensive employment services to men and women with criminal convictions. Our highly structured and tightly supervised Re‐Entry services help returning citizens regain and discover the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to a stable, productive life.


103 Duncan Lane

Radford, VA 24141

540‐639‐9027

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys ‐ Roanoke Goodwill Industries of the Valleys is dedicated to providing effective, comprehensive employment services to men and women with criminal convictions. Our highly structured and tightly supervised Re‐Entry services help returning citizens regain and discover the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to a stable, productive life.


2502 Melrose Avenue, NW Suite C

Roanoke, VA 24017

540‐581‐0620


Goodwill Industries of the Valleys ‐ Rocky MountGoodwill Industries of the Valleys is dedicated to providing effective, comprehensive employment services to men and women with criminal convictions. Our highly structured and tightly supervised Re‐Entry services help returning citizens regain and discover the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to a stable, productive life.


1045 North Main Street

Rocky Mount, VA 24151

540‐483‐0296

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys ‐ StauntonGoodwill Industries of the Valleys is dedicated to providing effective, comprehensive employment services to men and women with criminal convictions. Our highly structured and tightly supervised Re‐Entry services help returning citizens regain and discover the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to a stable, productive life.


1106‐C Greenville Avenue

Staunton, VA 24401

540‐886‐2001

Hampton Roads Ecumenical Lodgings & Provisions (HELP)We understand the barriers that a criminal conviction has on the employability of our clients. Our program assists individuals to work on self‐esteem and other life issues so that they become confident in their re‐entry to the workforce.

http://helpdaycenter.org/

329 Buckroe Ave.

Hampton, VA 23664

757‐727‐1925

OAR of Arlington County, IncThe Employment and Transition Services team provides professional re‐entry services to inmates and ex‐offenders of Arlington County and the cities of Alexandria and Falls Church. OAR transition advisors assist ex‐offenders who are dedicated to avoiding re‐incarceration and becoming established in the community as responsible and productive citizens.

http://oaronline.org/

1400 North Uhle Street Suite 704

Arlington, VA 22201

703‐228.7030

Opportunities, Alternatives and ResourcesThis program focuses on the reintegration of incarcerated adults into the community.

http://www.oar‐jacc.org/

750 Harris Street Suite #207

Charlottesville, VA 22903

434‐296‐2441


People Incorporated of VirginiaPeople Incorporated is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.peopleinc.net/index.html

1173 West Main Street

Abingdon, VA 24210

276‐623‐9000

[email protected]

STEP Inc.STEP, Inc., provides assistance to pre and post release ex‐offenders, including support groups, job services, obtaining forms of identification, and housing.

http://www.stepincva.com

200 Dent Street

Rocky Mount, VA 24151

540‐483‐5142

STEP Inc.STEP, Inc., provides assistance to pre and post release ex‐offenders, including support groups, job services, obtaining forms of identification, and housing.

http://www.stepincva.com

4559 Wayside Road

Stuart, VA 24171

276‐694‐2239

The BeaconOf all life’s transition, perhaps the most difficult is returning to the community from incarceration. The Beacon, a re‐entry program for Northern Virginia sponsored by OAR of Fairfax County, is an 18‐24 month program for formerly incarcerated persons. The Beacon offers a housing, employment/career training, and educational opportunities and resources.

http://www.oarfairfax.org

10640 Page Avenue Suite 250

Fairfax, VA 22030

703‐246‐3033

The STOP Organization ‐ Hampton RoadsThe STOP Organization is one of the country's largest, most effective educational, and employment training programs, focused on those who need help the most.

http://www.stopinc.org

2551 Almeda Avenue

Norfolk, VA 23513

757‐858‐1360

[email protected]


Virginia C.A.R.E.S. Virginia CARES, Inc. is a state wide non‐profit Community Action Agency which assists newly released parolees and their families in making a successful transition from prison to their community.

http://www.vacares.org/

108 Henry St. N.W. Third Floor

Roanoke, VA 24016

540‐342‐9344

[email protected]

Virginia Department of Corrections, Working with Conviction, District 1 Probation and ParoleOur mission is to find creative ways to mentor convicted felons who are highly motivated, dedicated to self improvement, and capable of securing employment.

https://vadoc.virginia.gov/community/programs/workingwithconviction.shtm

829 Oliver Hill Way

Richmond, VA 23219

804‐786‐0251

[email protected]

Washington

Catholic Community Services ‐ Katherine’s HouseKatherine’s House provides transitional housing and support services for single women in recovery. Katherine’s House provides intensive case management, staff support, employment support and individualized goal plans.

http://www.ccsww.org/site/PageServer?pagename=housing_katherines_ritashouse

100 23rd Avenue S.

Seattle, WA 98144

253‐856‐7716

[email protected]

CenterstoneWe support people of all cultures access help through food, energy assistance, housing assistance, and education.

http://center‐stone.org/

722 18th Avenue

Seattle, WA 98122

206‐812‐4940

rebekah@center‐stone.org

Conviction CareersOur goal is to see people move from committing crimes to contributing to the community, raising their families and stopping the cycle of crime. We help equip people with criminal convictions in their past for job search, job interview, job retention

and career advancement.

http://convictioncareers.org/

17731 Highway 99 Second Floor

Lynnwood, WA 98037

1‐866‐436‐1960

[email protected]


Corrections Community Network for WomenThe Community Justice Center Employment Program offers job development, direct services, and community resource referrals to job seekers with conviction history.

https://www.clark.wa.gov/district‐court/women‐offender‐services


Vancouver, WA 98661

360‐735‐5000

[email protected]

FareStartFareStart is a job training and placement program for homeless and disadvantaged individuals.

http://www.farestart.org/

700 Virginia St.

Seattle, WA 98101

206‐443‐1233

[email protected]

Goodwill Industries ‐ SeattleGoodwill is committed to helping its people find and keep gainful employment. In order to ensure that goal, we offer a number of support services to participants, including case management, career counseling, retention services and customized training.

http://seattlegoodwill.org/

700 Dearborn Place S.

Seattle, WA 98134

206‐329‐1000

[email protected]

Goodwill Induxtries ‐ TacomaGoodwill is committed to helping its people find and keep gainful employment. In order to ensure that goal, we offer a number of support services to participants, including case management, career counseling, retention services and customized training.

http://tacomagoodwill.org/

714 27th Street

Spokane, WA 98409

253‐573‐6500

Goodwill Induxtries of the Inland NorthwestIndividuals with barriers to employment learn how to prepare for work. Training includes developing resumes and cover letters, interviewing skills, and filling out job applications.

http://www.discovergoodwill.org/

130 East Third Avenue

Spokane, WA 99202

509‐838‐4246


HopeLinkThe Hopelink Employment Program (HEP) offers a unique opportunity for clients to prepare for and work towards their short and long term career goals. The program is driven by the client’s independent choices and employment outcomes.

http://www.hope‐link.org/get_help/employment_program/

10675 Willows Road NE Suite 275

Redmond, WA 98052‐3536

425‐869‐6000

hopelink@hope‐link.org

Incarcerated Veterans ProjectThe Veteran's Incarcerated Project, a joint project with the King County Veterans Program, was established in 1996 to address the needs of veterans’ incarcerated in the King County Correctional Facility, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment.

http://www.dva.wa.gov/incarcerated_project.html

418 Second Avenue Extension S.

Seattle, WA 98104

206‐962‐1503

[email protected]

Interaction TransitionInteraction Transition provides support to ex‐offenders as they transition from prison or jail to the community and assistance in meeting critical basic needs such as housing, employment, and social support.

http://www.interactiontransition.org

1265 South Main Street Suite 105

Seattle, WA 98122

206.324.3932

[email protected]

Match‐2 Prison Visitation MinistriesPrison Visitation Program designed to meet the diverse needs of offenders/ex‐offenders through a variety of services.

http://m2w2.org/mission‐and‐history

PO Box 293

Snohomish, WA 98291

877‐625‐6214

[email protected]

Offender Employment ServicesThe Ex‐Offender Work Orientation Program specializes in delivering employment re‐entry services to ex‐offenders by contracting with community based organizations (CBO). The comprehensive services include employment development plans (EDP), job seeking skills instruction, education and training programs, job referral and placement, support service recommendations; and recruitment and screening for employers.

http://www.wa.gov/esd/oes/services/default.htm

212 Maple Park Ave. S.E.

Olympia, WA 98507

360‐438‐4151

[email protected]


People of Color Against AIDS NetworkThis program provides comprehensive transitional services which will respond to the needs of employment opportunities, access to housing, and mentorship to non‐violent ex‐offenders re‐entering the community and workplace.

http://www.pocaan.org/services.html

1609 19th Ave

Seattle, WA 98122

206‐322‐7061

[email protected]

Pioneer Human ServicesThe mission of Pioneer Human Resource Development is to expand and deliver services to enhance a trainee or employee's marketable job skills and work performance.

http://www.pioneerhumanservices.org

7440 West Marginal Way S.

Seattle, WA 98108

206‐768‐1990

jobs@p‐h‐s.com

Salvation Army ‐ William Booth CenterThe William Booth Center provides housing and support services to homeless men in Seattle.

http://www.salvationarmynw.org/

811 Maynard Ave

Seattle, WA 98109

206‐621‐0145

White Feather ReentryThe vision of White Feather Reentry is to provide a single point of contact for resources, case management, and a support network for individuals as they transition back to our communities. Case management may include, but not be limited to: housing, employment, education, counseling, and appropriate treatment to meet individual needs.

http://www.whitefeatherreentry.org/

11012 Canyon Rd. E. Box 137, Ste 8

Puyallup, WA 98373

253‐380‐5618

[email protected]

White Feather ReentryThe vision of White Feather Reentry is to provide a single point of contact for resources, case management, and a support network for individuals as they transition back to our communities. Case management may include, but not be limited to housing, employment, education, counseling, and appropriate treatment to meet individual needs.

http://www.fresh‐start‐housing.org

11012 Canyon Rd. E. Box 137, Ste 8

Puyallup, WA 98373

253‐380‐5618

[email protected]


Workforce Development Council of SeattleThe WDC’s core business is to improve the ability of King County’s workforce to meet the demands of industry. We serve adult jobseekers through our WorkSource sites and through many innovative programs designed for specific populations and needs.

http://www.seakingwdc.org

2003 Western Ave. Suite 250

Seattle, WA 98121

206‐448‐0474

[email protected]

West Virginia

Kanawha Institute for Social Research & Action (KISRA)The Second Chance Mentoring Program is designed to help former offenders reenter our community, stabilize their lives and achieve self‐sufficiency.

http://www.kisra.org/programs/employment/Second_Chance/index.html

131 Perkins Avenue

Dunbar, WV 25064

304‐768‐8924

[email protected]



516 New River Town Center

Beckley, WV 25801

304‐252‐5657

[email protected]



403 Pennsylvania Ave

Charleston, WV 25302

304‐768‐7900

[email protected]




West Virginia State University

Institute, WV 25112

304‐993‐8283

[email protected]



10 Eleventh Street

Elkins, WV 26241

304‐591‐2038

[email protected]



1448 10th Avenue Suite 205

Huntington, WV 25701

304‐395‐7321

[email protected]



1428 Main Street

Princeton, WV 24740

304‐910‐0712

[email protected]



410 Market Street

Parkersburg, WV 26101

304‐699‐6743

[email protected]


Wisconsin

America Works of Wisconsin Inc.America Works places hard‐to‐serve populations and has jobs for all skill levels.

http://www.americaworks.com/locations/wisconsin

1915 Martin Luther King Dr. 1st Floor

Milwaukee, WI 53212

414‐267‐3900

[email protected]



1761 Shawano Ave #1

Green Bay, WI 54307‐1593

920‐497‐5914

[email protected]



148 Wisconsin Ave. Suite 215

Waukesha, WI 53187‐0846

262‐513‐9616

[email protected]



2266 N. Prospect Ave. Suite 204 & 520

Milwaukee, WI 53203‐0101

414‐277‐7933 ext 306

[email protected]



107 4th St.

Baraboo, WI 53913

608‐356‐4460

[email protected]




811 Rose St.

LaCrosse, WI 54603‐2634

608‐784‐3366

[email protected]



222 N Iowa Street

Dodgeville, WI 53553

608‐935‐0309

owi‐[email protected]



601 Atlas Avenue PO Box 7370

Madison, WI 53707

608‐223‐0017

[email protected]



720 West Washington Street

Appleton , WI 54912

920‐830‐1750

[email protected]



1500 Strongs Avenue

Stevens Point, WI 54481

715‐343‐6280

[email protected]




111 E. Thomas Street

Wausau, WI 54402‐1347

715‐848‐3202 ext. 20

[email protected]

Holy Cathedral, Church of God in Christ, Word of Hope Ministries, Word of Hope Ministries, Inc. (WHO) provides comprehensive re‐entry services to ex‐offenders, including: job readiness training and placement, mentoring services, educational and vocational training.

http://holycathedral.org/word‐of‐hope/

2677 N. 40th Street

Milwaukee, WI 53210

414‐447‐1965

Madison Area Urban MinistriesThe Journey Home, will focus on the expansion of an effective and timely referral network for returnees in order to provide ongoing direction and support for those men and women released to Dane County. Access to employment and links to mental health, housing, and drug services in Dane County is the focal point for the Re‐Integration Initiative.

http://www.emum.org/

2300 S. Park Street Suite #2022

Madison, WI 53713

608‐256‐0906

Urban League of Greater MadisonFor nearly 40 years, the Urban League of Greater Madison has been helping Dane County citizens realize their employment and career goals. We offer a variety of FREE services that can help you be more successful in your career search.

http://www.ulgm.org/

2222 S. Park St. Suite 200

Madison, WI 53713

608‐729‐1200

[email protected]

Windows to Work (W2W) in Wood County Windows to Work (W2W) in Wood County is an offender reentry program that focuses on working with inmates located at the Wood County Jail prior to their release, and up to one year post release. The program is designed to assist offenders in making their transition back into the community.

http://ncwwdb.org/employment‐and‐training‐programs/windows‐to‐work‐w2w/

3118 Post Road Suite A

Stevens Point, WI 54481‐6451

715‐459‐2548

[email protected]


Wisconsin Community Services, Inc.The goal of the JOBS Program is to help people with criminal histories in obtaining and retaining meaningful, family‐supporting employment.

http://www.wiscs.org

3732 W. Wisconsin Ave. Suite 200

Milwaukee, WI 53208

414‐290‐0400

Wisconsin Institute for Learning Disabilities/Dyslexia, Inc.The learning assistance that juvenile offenders receive from WILDD not only boosts their self‐esteem, but also lowers the likelihood of repeat offenses and resulting additional time spent in correctional institutions.

http://www.wildd.org

636 Grand Canyon Drive

Madison, WI 53719

608‐824‐8980

Wyoming

Bethel Outreach MinistriesBethel provides re‐entry assistance to those released from incarceration including mentoring, housing, transportation, food, tools, clothing, and agency referral.

http://www.betheloutreachministries.org/home.html

314 E. 6th Street

Cheyenne, WY 82007

307‐635‐7619

Second Chance Ministries Second Chance Ministries mission is to walk along side men and women released from incarceration into Campbell County. Our mission is to provide re‐entry assistance, during the first 4 months after release, to our clients and to help rebuild their lives through a transformation of hearts and minds through Jesus Christ, as demonstrated by our actions and kindness. While Second Chance Ministries is a faith based ministry, we do not refuse services to anyone meeting our criteria.

http://www.secondchancegillette.org/Second_Chance_Ministries_Prisoner_Reentry_Services,_Gillette_WY/Home.html

706 Lomgmont St.

Gillette, WY 82718

307‐682‐3148


VOA ‐ Community Corrections Center of GilletteVolunteers of America is committed to changing the lives of ex‐offenders with professional rehabilitation services and programs that provide the social, spiritual and vocational tools needed to help persons return successfully to mainstream society and make positive contributions.

http://www.voanr.org/default.aspx

1299 Raymond Drive

Gillette, WY 82801

307‐682‐8505


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