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  • PB&J Family Services, Inc.

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    jgriffiths

    PB&J teach advocacy, talent, and relationship building to children and their parents, including parenting education in the homes. They support communities and families in prisons and jails, elementary, middle and high schools, the pueblos and far reaches of Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties – an effort with countless barriers. PB&J’s philosophy focuses efforts on the family…

  • Second Chance Re-Entry, Inc.

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    jgriffiths

    Second Chance Re-Entry Inc serves individuals released from county jail who identify as homeless or greatly at-risk of homelessness upon release. Their services are open to anyone with a past or recent criminal justice experience. Their FIIRE Leadership Development program FIIRE (Formerly Incarcerated Individuals Redefine Equity) Leadership Development program provides opportunities for individuals with incarceration experiences…

  • Prison Visitation Fund

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    jgriffiths

    Prison Visitation Fund’s mission is to improve the wellbeing of society by maintaining the family ties between incarcerated people and their loved ones. They intend to minimize the burden of incarceration by helping loved ones to visit incarcerated people in prison. They take into consideration some factors before such as how long the person has…

  • PACE (Public Advocates In Community Re-Entry)

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    jgriffiths

    PACE focuses on reducing recidivism by providing financial, income supports, employment, mental health and recovery services to individuals and families impacted by a felony conviction. They serve people no matter their residence. Their vision is to ensure people returning to the community from incarceration have the tools and resources to successfully reenter, to promote public…

  • Prisoner Release Ministry, Inc.

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    jgriffiths

    Prisoner Release Ministry is dedicated to serving the community by helping ex-incarcerated people secure employment upon release. They provide services at no cost to the clients or the employers. They help individuals find employment when they have been released from prison or jail. 

  • Salaam Reentry Program

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    jgriffiths

    The Salaam Reentry Program is a small, faith-based operation where volunteers work to encourage inmates to self-reflect while they are incarcerated. To achieve this, volunteers in the program hold a service routine during weekly county jail visits, as well as working closely and corresponding with Texas female prisons. The goal of the Salaam Reentry Program…

  • Anew Vision Transitional Living, Inc.

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    jgriffiths

    Anew Vision Transitional Living focuses on community development through education, mentorship, counseling, and job training that will motivate and empower a person to obtain responsible living and utilize community resources for self-development. They provide Life planning and goal setting, case management, referrals for outpatient programs, therapists, clinicians, life coaches, weekly house meetings and check-in’s, individualized…

  • DecARcerate

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    jgriffiths

    DecARcerate works to end mass incarceration in Arkansas through community education, smart legislation, advocacy, and empowering the leadership of individuals personally affected by the criminal punishment system. They educate Arkansans through public events that center the stories and experiences of individuals who are directly impacted by the criminal injustice system. They support criminal justice and prison reform legislation.…

  • Growing And Coping Together

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    jgriffiths

    Their mission is to restore the relationship of children and their families who have experienced having an incarcerated loved one by providing compassionate interventions as they grow and cope together. They define Jewels as children or adolescents who are growing up with an incarcerated parent or loved one. They provide mentorship, referral services, and a…

  • Insight Garden Program

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    jgriffiths

    Insight Garden Program provides vocational gardening and landscaping training so that people in prison can reconnect to self, community, and the natural world. This “inner” and “outer” gardening approach transforms lives, ends ongoing cycles of incarceration, and creates safer communities. Their “inner gardener” classes integrate transformational tools such as meditation, emotional process work and ecotherapy.…

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