Find Half Way Houses For Offenders & Ex Offenders Nonprofits and Charities

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  donnanickel wrote:

I am a former drug addict/criminal and have spent may years incacerated. I made a chioce to change my life and look for a higher power in God. To date I have 15 years clean and crime free. Welcome Home Ministries went to our local Sheriff and asked if... more »

  Writer wrote:

What a beautiful ministry. Women coming in from the outside in to prison to make a difference in women's life's. So humbling and caring .I personally was able to make a trip with Beauty for Ashes to a prison and it was such a wonderfull feeling to listen... more »

  steph09 wrote:

This is a wonderful organization, Eugene and his team are always giving back to the community and impacting the lives of those in need. Eugene is a great mentor, he reaches out to the troubled youth and makes it his business to interact with them on all... more »

  Karen277 wrote:

I am a pastor for Inspired Vision Church, and founder of A+ Charter Schools. Care Center Ministries has provided after school programs for our children. Many of our students went to their summer camps. These children were from low income homes. They were... more »

  dbemerson wrote:

they suck. they work you like dogs 16 hours a day and there is no time for therapy. love, dylan emerson more »

  sapulos wrote:

I have only been a member of this organization for a little bit but I can tell you this. I know of girls who have struggled with sexual exploitation and to know that there are people who care, people who have been through the same thing is most crucial... more »

  jenlamb5 wrote:

I am the Executive Director at Stepping Stones Safe Haven. I have seen first hand how greatly our organization has impacted many lives of women and children who are experiencing homelessness. We have not only assisted in getting clients childcare, jobs,... more »

  tom10 wrote:

This group focuses on helping women. They have used our latest book "Serving Productive Time," as well as our other books "Chicken Soup for the Prisoner's Soul" and "Serving Time, Serving Others." more »

  Stimpy wrote:

River of Hope has an inspiring master plan of not only providing immediate help with affordable housing, but with a long-term vision of self-sufficiency. They want to help people with housing, job and career skills training, and general self-esteem foundations.... more »

  Sherry B. wrote:

Estaban garcia of writerswriters is a fraud, he kept my money, kept my sons transcripts, and did nothing, will not even return the transcripts, there are law suits pending against him, please beware, a wolf in sheeps clothing, do not do business with... more »

  Erick Stephanie S. wrote:

Members of New Life Project turned in a false insurance claim in order to make improvements they otherwise could not make due to the lack of finances. more »

  kevinm wrote:

I came to the alano mens Pine house from phoenix in november of 2009 and have found a new way to live . the program set out there gave me the structure and acountability to get a hold of my drug and alcohole issues and the safe clean enviroment to do... more »

  markpeggy wrote:

We chose to support this ministry monthly because we can see the positive impact it has in our community. more »

  servant shepherd wrote:

Hungry For God Home has transformed the lives of young men 17-24 years old aging out of foster care and fatherlessness, homeless and hopeless. Housing and bringing help, healing and hope restorative justice to over 250 young men since 2003. I've seen... more »

  TomGrinley wrote:

CRJ has an incredible commitment to serving the neediest of our citizens. Their New Hampshire division, Community Strategies, serves individuals with multiple co-occurring disorders such as developmental disabilities, mental illness, and/or substance... more »

  bassman wrote:

Nehemiah House assist men everyday with food, clothes, and so much more. It has been a pleasure to work with them and watch as they help men in Baltimore County. more »

  Concerned offender wrote:

This is not really a charity at all, just a way for the two board members to pay their mortgage. They run a flop house where they have up to 10 sex offenders crammed into 3 rooms and a living room. They charge them 400 dollars a month and make them use... more »

  carolashepard wrote:

San Francisco SafeHouse is a healing community that works with some of the most invisible and forgotten people of our city: women of all ages who are homeless victims of sexual exploitation, prostitution and human trafficking. At SafeHouse, we make... more »

  rashid26 wrote:

I was helped by Casa when I was feeling depressed and smoking crack. I wanted to die but they helped me find my way back to Allah and the Ummah and stop using. they hooked me up with VESID and now i am a counselor working on my associates and doing well Rashid... more »

  pmdonor wrote:

Was repeatedly promised a donation receipt and photos of my donations of furniture, household goods, etc, but they never delivered. more »

  gayle2 wrote:

New Phoebe House originally was a bit militaristic and top/down organization that struggled to keep addicts in line. After much inquiry and research we know that our residents are frequently survivors of multi-trauma abuse and require healing of those... more »

  Writer wrote:

These people are really determined to help the homeless despite being in an environment that wants to ignore the problems. more »

  MelN wrote:

I'm so thankful for these volunteers who do something most of us wouldn't even think about. The difference they make in the lives of the incarcerated is so important. I believe that teaching them about the Bible and how their lives can be transformed... more »

  Cephas wrote:

I have been working with Cephas/Peaceprints of Buffalo and Rochester, NY for over 40 years, going into Attica Prison every Wednesfor for about 35 of those years. The purpose of the prison visits is to work with men to help them understand what they love... more »