Winona County Re-Entry Assistance Program (WRAP)
Winona County Re-Entry Assistance Program (WRAP)
Winona County Re-Entry Assistance Program (WRAP) is an initiative led by the Winona County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. It is a jail re-entry program intended to reduce recidivism while increasing public safety. The WRAP program is designed to reintroduce people who have been in correctional facilities to the community. Under the WRAP program, all individuals […]
Social Apostolate
Social Apostolate’s mission is to provide support for low-income, unhoused, disabled and at-risk members of the Savannah community. They are a faith-based organization that applies bible-based ideologies to charity and social justice. Social Apostolate offers a number of programs and services, including emergency food assistance, clothing and school uniform needs, and emergency needs for babies. […]
United Way of Greater Atlanta
United Way of Greater Atlanta invests in more than 200 programs in 13 counties through the United Way Child Well-Being Impact Fund. With that, United Way of Greater Atlanta brings people and resources together to tackle complex issues and drive sustainable positive change to help communities thrive. The mission of United Way is to engage people […]
Apalachee Center
Apalachee Center is committed to assisting individuals in North Florida as they recover from emotional, mental and chemical abuse crises. The center is a privately run non-profit organization with offices providing services to individuals across eight North Florida counties. Their mission is to empower participants to improve their quality of life and the lives of […]
St. Leonard’s Ministries
The mission of St. Leonard’s Ministries is to assist formerly incarcerated individuals to lead fulfilling and productive lives after release. Founded in 1954, the program has continually developed and provided services to reduce recidivism rates for its participants. Individuals receive wrap-around services that include personal development, cognitive therapy and medical care, as well as job […]
F.A.I.T.H, Inc.
F.A.I.T.H., Inc. helps formerly incarcerated individuals acquire state identification documents and voter registration to assist with reentry. These documents are vital to the success of justice-impacted people during reintegration, as they are necessary for employment applications, educational institutions, housing programs and treatment centers. F.A.I.T.H., Inc. seeks to lower recidivism rates and enhance the community by […]
Lutheran Social Services – Prison and Family Ministry
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois’s Prisoner and Family Ministry (PFM) program provides services to incarcerated individuals and their families. They also work directly with justice-impacted people after their release. The mission is to foster positive relationships between individuals and their children, offer personal and job development training, and promote a successful reentry into the community. […]
YWCA Labyrinth Outreach Services
YWCA Labyrinth Outreach Services is dedicated to helping formerly incarcerated women reintegrate once released from prison. Their main goal is to reduce the rate of repeat offenders among women by providing access to agencies offering education, transportation assistance, medical services, state identification, employment skills, clothing, and personal needs. Overall, the YWCA Labyrinth Outreach seeks to […]
RecycleForce
RecycleForce is a nonprofit dedicated to reducing recidivism through employment and job training while protecting the climate through electronics recycling. RecycleForce manifests a stronger community and reinforces public safety through job creation and recycling. This improves the environment, local and state economies, neighborhoods and the lives of formerly incarcerated individuals. They use revenue from recycling […]
New Leaf – New Life
The mission of New Leaf – New Life is to improve the community through support for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people. They provide services pre-and-post-release to promote a successful reentry into the community. Individuals can visit the Transition Support Center after release for access to basic necessities and food, public computers, and individualized support accessing […]