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  • Just Another Ministry

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    jgriffiths

    Just Another Ministry (aka JAM) is committed to the belief that reform is indeed possible, and that reform begins within the individual him/herself. JAM goes inside the prison with Bible studies and life skills courses to help inmates change their lives and learn to live a better life when they are released. JAM provides resources…

  • Canine Support Teams Inc

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    jgriffiths

    Canine support teams (cst) is a california based non-profit organization that provides specially trained dogs to people with disabilities other than blindness

  • Girls Educational and Mentoring Services

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    jgriffiths

    Girls Educational & Mentoring Services (GEMS) has served as the nation’s leading organization for empowering commercially sexually exploited and domestically trafficked girls and young women. Through cultural change, advocacy, training, and survivor leadership, GEMS is committed to shifting public perception and policy.   As New York State’s first—and only—organization designed to provide trauma-informed, strengths-based services, GEMS has served…

  • D.O.C. Outreach

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    jgriffiths

    DOC (Discipling Operational Christians) Outreach is a discipleship ministry, with a mission to encourage and sustain people in the penal system who are willing to change their lives and to mentor incarcerated men and women who profess belief in Christ. DOC’s purpose is to facilitate incarcerated people to walk with Christ while they are in…

  • Benedict Center

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    jgriffiths

    The Benedict Center provides services and advocacy for women in the criminal justice system so they can live safer, healthier lives for themselves, their children and the community we all share.  Our services include community-based counseling for substance use disorders and mental health treatment, reentry support, neighborhood drop-in centers and street outreach. We advocate for a more equitable justice system including…

  • Bridges To Life

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    jgriffiths

    Bridges to Life connects communities to prisons to reduce the recidivism rate (particularly that of violent crimes), reduce the number of crime victims, and enhance public safety. Bridges to Life also ministers victims and incarcerated people to show them God’s love and forgiveness. Bridges To Life is a volunteer-led restorative justice program conducted in prisons…

  • Foreverfamily Inc.

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    jgriffiths

    Foreverfamily Inc helps children with incarcerated parents find their voice. In the metro Atlanta area, Foreverfamily has several programs designed to nurture our children socially, emotionally, and educationally in an enriching environment. The Children’s Program consists of two components: Youth Engagement Zone (YEZ) and Young Entrepreneurs Project (YEP). The Foreverfamily YEZ Program provides an opportunity…

  • National Offender Reentry Association

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    jgriffiths

    The National Offender Reentry Association (NORA) focuses on providing reentry services that assist formerly incarcerated people to become productive and successful. Their main service includes an apprenticeship that allows justice-impacted people to earn a living wage while learning the skills they need to be successful in a trade. Most apprenticeships require no background knowledge, but…

  • Lionheart Foundation

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    jgriffiths

    The Lionheart Foundation, established in 1992, is a 501[c][3] nonprofit organization committed to creating high-impact, evidence-based programming that empowers incarcerated adults, at-risk youth, adolescent parents, and direct care staff. Since 1995, Lionheart has donated over 140,000 of our resources to those who otherwise would not have had access. At the core of everything they do…

  • National Capital Crime Assistance Network

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    jgriffiths

    The NCCAN helps exonerate innocent people who are serving time for crimes they didn’t commit. The NCCAN assists with correspondence between prisoners and family members and troubleshooting with prisoners and family members—which includes assistance in securing a lawyer, securing an investigator, and working within the community support network. They also consistently update NCCAN associated death…

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