Alabama Appleseed Center for Law & Justice
Alabama Appleseed Center for Law & Justice
Alabama Appleseed Center for Law and Justice is a nonprofit organization committed to equitable justice for all individuals. The organization is part of the nationwide Appleseed Network, a coalition designed to advocate for underserved individuals throughout the country. Alabama Appleseed Center for Law and Justice focuses its efforts on direct advocacy and active participation in […]
Southern Poverty Law Center
Southern Poverty Law Center is a nonprofit legal organization committed to improving access to equitable justice for all. They work in conjunction with community organizations, elected officials and individuals dedicated to eliminating white supremacist systems and ensuring human rights for underserved communities. The Intelligence Project actively collects data and publishes information related to the activities […]
Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network
The Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network is an organization dedicated to increasing access to legal services for low-income individuals. Legal assistance programs across the state of Pennsylvania come together within the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network to ensure equitable access to legal support for all residents of the state. Their mission is to assist regional and specialized […]
Butler County Community Reintegration Program
The Butler County Community Reintegration Program is a support service operated from within the Butler County Prison. Butler County Prison implemented the program in 2012 to provide targeted assistance to individuals serving three months or more in the facility. The purpose of the program is to begin addressing individual needs and potential barriers to reintegration […]
Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program
The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program is a federally funded program to assist individuals with disabilities across Alabama. The organization offers legal services and representation for individuals with disabilities, as well as expansive advocacy for expanded rights for all individuals with disabilities. One method of advocacy is community training, which gives family members, groups and community […]
Alabama Public Health
Alabama Public Health is the official health agency for the state of Alabama and offers a variety of assistance programs for residents. The organization website offers information for programs related to clinical services, disease prevention, preventative health services and other health related support programs. Among direct and clinical services, individuals can locate information regarding cancer […]
South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program
The South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program is a nonprofit organization committed to providing legal services for all individuals. Their mission is to offer pro bono legal services to qualifying low-income individuals and families in the communities of Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke and Washington counties. Volunteer attorneys with the program are committed to providing legal representation, assistance […]
Alabama Prison Birth Project
Alabama Prison Birth Project is an organization developed to assist women who will give birth inside correctional facilities. Their mission is to ensure that newborns birthed to incarcerated women receive proper medical care and have an opportunity to develop a bond with their mothers. Staff and volunteers hope to prevent newborns from being separated from […]
Alabama Department of Corrections Re-Entry Resources
Alabama Department of Corrections Re-Entry Resources is an online database of resources available to Alabama residents. The purpose of the database is to assist individuals who are reentering Alabama communities after incarceration in state or local correctional facilities. These resources are designed to address the various barriers that individuals with criminal convictions often face during […]
Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles
Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles is a division of the Alabama Department of Corrections that manages individuals under court supervision. The office describes parole as the process by which court officials determine whether or not an individual with a criminal conviction is likely to reoffend and what parameters, if any, should apply to the […]