Find Rehabilitation Services For Offenders Nonprofits and Charities

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  David B wrote:

The paws4people foundation is an organization operated by volunteers that train service dogs. I believe that the most important aspect of this program is the enhancement in the lives of those who are disabled by using well-trained dogs taught with specific... more »

  Wendy45 wrote:

Freedom To Choose is an AMAZING organization! Volunteering is one of the most inspiring incredible life-changing experiences. Please help support the work they are doing!! more »

  mobileUser434977 wrote:

I was amazed that such a small group would do so much to help me to get on my feet. They were professional and compassionate and best of all, I wasn't judged on my past. I highly recommend this organization. more »

  rivera59 wrote:

With the help and support of Mrs O'Brien and her team at transitionprofessionals I could neverhave become a productive memberof the community. They carried meback to a world to which I now feelI never left. They made me believein my... more »

  Richard49 wrote:

Helping others when they are down and need a hand is true charity. The inmates often did not get the breaks and opportunities so many of us were blessed to take for granted each day. Similarly homeless dogs do not the gentle pet, treats, toys, and soft... more »

  lauren wrote:

I have mostly helped out behind the scenes, but did spend one yoga session at the GIRLS Camp. I was so moved, I had a goose bumps. The change in the language and body language of the girls was stricking between the beginning of class and the end. The... more »

  ShelleyS wrote:

I first became aware of Truth Be Told, an organization that provides transformational programs for women behind and beyond bars in prison, through a good friend of mine who was involved. I then attended a graduation ceremony at Lockhart Prison in Texas,... more »

  Alice wrote:

I've been very impressede when I've volunteered with OAR about the quality of training and job placement. I've met clients and heard their stories, and everyone is very positive about its work. more »

  Dsvasquez wrote:

Wonderful support for the community that supports the incarcerated. Training, education, awareness. more »

  mobileUser710328 wrote:

Together On Purpose, Inc is doing well with providing support to the men and youth of Southwest Florida involved with justice. Numerous individuals are provided accountability and preventive coaching for a successful transition for purposefully living... more »

  dv_researcher wrote:

I interviewed for a victim advocate position with Chrysalis. I was asked to drive out to the center once a week on 3 occasions. Once for a formal interview with Kelli and twice for observations. I wanted to provide my feedback on what I observed. ... more »

  KSchumer wrote:

I have been working with the Restoration of Hope Project for about a year. After going through a DIFFERENT sober living program, I realized that sober living is an unmonitored area of business and some programs care more than others. Restoration of Hope... more »

  kaylaisliving wrote:

17 months ago I went into this program broken and alone it absolutely changed my life. It has gave me a relationship with God that I never thought was possible more »

  valeriecamarda wrote:

Success Center has helped hundreds of unemployed people get trained, find jobs and thrive. It's changed their lives! I have seen it for myself. Young as well as older people getting training in the hospitality field - some of whom received employment... more »

  bml318 wrote:

I owe my mindfulness and meditation practice to the Heart-to-Heart family, who taught me to identify my feelings, express what I needed, and take responsibility for my actions -- all of which has made me a calmer, more compassionate person. Their work... more »

  Willyie wrote:

They do the work that political parties speak of. Inner city clean up so make the city look better for us all. more »

  reidlw wrote:

I think it unfortunate that some of these review sites don't give the public the whole truth, in that, when a person writes a review detailing their horrible experience, those reviews are censored.I was in "ministry", living in one of their homes... more »

  BDLewis wrote:

The population that Golden Rule Reentry helps fulfills a need that has been sorely lacking. We need to lend help to those coming back to society or they become apart of the population that returns to prison way too often. more »

  rkohler1 wrote:

The "I AM" Workshop Tour is poised to change the fabric of society. Breaking drug addiction can be the single biggest factor to improving the quality of life of not only those with the addictions but of those living in the community at large. The "I... more »

  mobileUser403515 wrote:

I cannot find too many ways that they can improve. The staff is Hands-On, and treats my children like family like they are their own. We have limited resources that keep our kids educated and never bored. Watching them values and give them Insight on... more »

  alwaysim4u2 wrote:

Project Return, Inc. in Nashville, TN is the best example of what a Nonprofit Organization must be. In a this time of pandering -so called nonprofits in the Nashville Metro area, it is to the benefit of all citizens that an organization with integretiy... more »

  mobileUser736524 wrote:

This nonprofit is amazing at giving children a second chance who probably wouldn't have gotten it otherwise. The only part that I think they can improve on would be getting the word out so they can help more children more »

  galatians5 wrote:

Alpha House gives ladies a start at a new life, centered on Christ Jesus. The House teaches these ladies life skills to enable them to function in society, and grounds them in faith in God. They have been a blessing to me every time I have been there... more »

  Alpha_JD wrote:

I had little hope that I could find a real job with my past but the staff proved me wrong. I'm working on a job I love and that pays well! more »

  David114 wrote:

I first heard about Spirit Key on the radio. Spirit Key is a faith based transitional work center that teaches work ethics along with christian principles. I have seen Spirit Key go to the utmost to help shape and care for men's lives. Spirit Key provides... more »

  Maryekramer wrote:

My experience with Network Support Services was so great - I became a board member! This truly is a grass roots organization- the money goes straight to the programs to make a difference for the men and women served. And, the proof is in the pudding... more »

  CantonMan wrote:

My organization has worked with Project Rebuild multiple times and I am always impressed with how hard-working, polite and dedicated their young people are. more »

  lorinelson wrote:

This the best possible approach to gang intervention. Fr. Greg Boyle and his staff understand what is stake and exactly how to help someone redirect his/her life. I have seen countless young men and women transformed by their contact with this organization. more »

  shedboren wrote:

I first encountered LEAP because of their dynamic executive and board leadership. I was impressed by their passion, enthusiasm and sense of purpose. Then, I met the clients and I became increasingly impressed with LEAP. I joined their Board because I... more »

  dwaynepip wrote:

I began serving with Youth Direct about 10 years ago. The experience has been so positive and valuable that I have not been able to stop going out with them on mission. Youth Direct is serving God through investing time with troubled youth. YDM goes into... more »

  Writer wrote:

Ms. Beatrice is truly GOD sent , She went through so much and still has the passion to help. You can tell that she really wants to make a difference. more »

  Sheryl22 wrote:

I originally came into the office to assess the business for provided services. While there I happen to witnessed the personal mentoring and coaching and felt it was heart warming to see the genuine bonding and self esteem boosting in preparing their... more »

  Sherry wrote:

Our agency has worked with The Program for Female Offenders for 14 years. I believe that this organization was established and dedicated to helping women become productive members of society through their many programs offered. The compassionate and... more »

  rhbonnie wrote:

I first became aware of Hope Restored through my sister. She was visiting me, in Maine, and while out and about we found blankets on sale. She was all excited and we bought a bunch of them for Hope Restored. She told me how the organization helps homeless,... more »

  Bridget C.3 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to volunteer with this organization and witness first hand the great things they do for the community especially the children. My son has also participated in programs offered. I pray that there are more people like Dr. Celeste... more »

  Dora Philler wrote:

This Organization saved us. My family had no place to turn. We called around beds was full for a shelter no place would house us and our 5 children, and we are no longer able to get aid anywhere. This Organization put us in a Hotel for 2 weeks and supplied... more »

  Julieorlet wrote:

As a means of mitigating the effects of prison induced and/or developmental trauma, OBK implemented a program called "Share Your Story" Saturday's where our clients share a hot breakfast while participating in group therapy. The dynamic qualities brought... more »

  Wshepard31 wrote:

We thrive as one as we thrive together, passionate about our goals when it comes to helping people we are not just a non profit we are a family in every type of way we will continue to reach our goals and servicing the community more »

  dcdoozy wrote:

Ok, yes, I'm biased. I was on the board of Southeast Ministry. But that won't stop me from recommending SEM and its programs. Why? Because for over 18 years (that's right, 18 years. SEM is not some fly-by-night operation) SEM has worked with its neighbors... more »

  HH2006 wrote:

This was my first professional job out of college. In hind sight this was suppose to be my steppingstone job to a probation job. However, I have been here going on 17 years. During this 17 years I was inspired to be a special education teacher, and I... more »

  St. James wrote:

Divine Mercy Ministry (DMM) began as a rehabilitation program for women recently released from incarceration. That ministry, Women of Excellence, continues to provide training, counseling, direction, and life skills under the direction of Pastor Leanne... more »

  fkblackard wrote:

I have been a Bridges To Life volunteer for thirteen years, a Board Member for seven years, and Chairman of the Board for two years. I am committed to Bridges To Life for many reasons. It effectively ministers to those who have been victims of crime and... more »

  Miriam B. wrote:

He has been ill for so long, he is the last survivor of a nationwide blood products contamination, which made many sick during the mid-1980's in France. The three sicknesses may have gone to his head. My husband became incompetent from transfusion-acquired... more »

  AmyDee16 wrote:

I have known both the previous Executive Director, Jenn Hamrick, and current Executive Director, Leah Robshaw-Robinson and FNVW volunteers to be incredibly involved in contributing to creating a more peaceful world both by advocating for peace internationally... more »

  iamme wrote:

I use to be a resident of a Voice in the Desert and let me tell you I would not send my dog to live in this home. The establishment itself is fine. The home is nice, that is not the problem. Margaret Alieca who runs this charity does not have her ducks... more »

  Chris Jones wrote:

I am thoroughly impressed by the never-quit attitude possessed by all who work for and through this small non-profit, especially in the face of innumerable and established obstacles. They provided real help when it was needed and they were the only house... more »

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

The Women's Prison Association is well respected nationally among prison and reentry nonprofits for their capable and valued contributions with women in New York. Kim Burkhardt Nattional Network of Prison Nonprofits (NC4RSO) more »

  Acarrasco wrote:

A friend told me about Persevere and I am so happy she did because the work they do and the people leading it are making a difference in people's lives. I have had the honor to meet participants of their program and the work that Persevere is doing was... more »

  ZSamassi wrote:

I Am A 24 Year Old African American Male & 1st Time Convicted Felon. After Spending 16 Months On Rikers Island & Finally Being Released, I'be Been On A Path Of Struggle & Discouragement. Up Until I Met With Messiah Ramkissoon, A Facilitator Of Friends... more »

  pmarie wrote:

I love this bookstore! Always find interesting books here - of all kinds. Novels, non fiction, children's; everything. For popular titles, they usually have 2 or 3 copies, not just one, as in most used bookstores. Prices may be set, or you make a donation.... more »

  whynothelp wrote:

(Okay first off, can't believe this ministry hasn't been reviewed yet, they're amazing!!) I've worked with HeartBound ever since they were established back in 2003, and they still continue to blow me away with all they do! Some days, it's seems... 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 »

  mnb197 wrote:

Natasha has really helped me to get to know myself again , over the past year of my sobriety . I am truly Blessed to be a part of her weekly women’s support groups , every week there is something New And Exciting to learn and grow from. I would definitely... more »

  jmacdal99 wrote:

Terry Conrad, Director of Project Clear Light, showed me the way to change my life. The Dharma teachings he gave pointed the way to understanding myself and others. Study, reflection, and meditation proved that "it's not about me, it's about others."... more »

  raejae73 wrote:

My experience with A Peaceful Habitation (APH) has been a blessing from God. I am currently a mentor for APH and have found more joy and have learned more from these women then I ever thought I would. It's an amazing gift to give a woman recently released... more »

  Nguerra wrote:

Pastor Tonya has been such a blessing in my life. She has allowed me to see Christ love in a person, the way she loves people and want them to reach the highest of their potential. I was new to Colorado springs and she with open arms loved on me and my... more »

  Writer wrote:

Reaching Out From Within (ROFW) is a prison-based study, self-help and support program with two decades of outstanding outcomes in reducing recidivism (less than 10%). Co-created by an inmate and managed inside by inmates themselves with hundreds of... more »

  Mamba8 wrote:

They are a great agency with really good staff who have been there and care! When I was at my lowest point they helped me work through things and get back on track. I recommend them to anyone. more »

  msholmes1 wrote:

As of July 10, 2013 this organization has since been reinstated to it's 501(c)(3) status. The revocation was not the fault of the organization (except as to follow-up) but of the tax preparer who did not submit the 990-N annually. The organization has... more »

  karenjames24 wrote:

Effective in delivery of balanced approach to criminal justice. more »

  greid4905 wrote:

i was recruited to help addiction recovery efforts.6 yr AA veteran. I assist in small groups leadership and prayer. i share what strength and hope and fears i have and how i overcome through my walk with God. celebrate recovery is used as a loose framework.more... more »

  Ms. Thing wrote:

Teach Them How is a great nonprofit organition that has aided many people in starting their own businesses. They helped me start my own carpet cleaning business. I also seen others from my entrepreneurial class start businesses as well. more »

  anonmouse wrote:

Just don't go to the women's mission or men's if you been Abused. . The women's mission says for those trying to get out of abusive homes behavior disorders but don't listen . Trying to be clean you will be fine . But they are gaslighty about trauma except... more »

  StartAnew wrote:

Last year I volunteered with StartAnew for their annual Thanksgiving Dinner, Christmas Dinner, and Youth Gift Shop. It was a great experience seeing families come to have dinner on the holidays, but also children and young people being able to shop for... more »

  Michelle S.2 wrote:

Hello my name is Michelle Smith-Velez: When I was attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice, I was sent to the Bayview Correctional Facility in NYC to do a college internship with South Forty Corp. There I met a wonderful woman named Loretta... more »

  Kaila F. wrote:

I have donated artwork to Red Lodge Transition services for ten years and am very proud to help this non-profit in their extremely important goals. I have seen the incredible impact Red Lodge has had on our community by assisting our Native American... more »

  EORN_2013 wrote:

I founded this nonprofit in 2013, initially to help other Minnesotans, however, it quickly went viral around the World by July, 2014. Currently, Ex-Offenders Resource Network, is in a MOU Partnership with the Women Empowerment Movement. more »

  cwhittle wrote:

Upon my release from prison I was scared, destitute, friendless and feeling like I wanted to die. Prison Ministries helped me get my kids back, find an apartment, get ID, and get back on my feet. They are angels.... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Fallon Brooke P. wrote:

Everyone experiences phases in life when making good decisions are far, few and between which when breaking laws can have you convicted and sentenced. But like all phases, they come to a crossroads and change. I believe in 2nd chances to prove to yourself... more »

  Marvinbro wrote:

Silverwood experience is a nonprofit developed for the purpose of helping soldiers that have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The processes we use are through accomplished through the Native American Sweat Lodge system. We are building a community... more »

  kurtglo wrote:

Greetings! My name is Rosa Minter and I'm a volunteer for Certification For The Incarceration, CFTI for short.. In June of 2008, I was listening to a local Grand Rapids radio station (AM 1140)when I heard the voices of Kurt Glover and Professor Paul Zimmerman.... more »

  indemand007 wrote:

Excellent nonprofit. Truely believe in helping people no matter what the situation is!!! more »

  Dr. William Martin wrote:

I have been a Board Member for years and I am very pleased with the result the organization has had on the community. I have worked with people from all cultural, age, ethnic, and sexual backgrounds and have felt the love and compassion the leaders have... more »

  Debra M.1 wrote:

. Prison strugglesEmotional actions recognize social experiencesDebra Moore easywayinmateconnect@gmail.comThe Freudian concept considered religious needs as an expression of neurotic development and made an integration of religious/spiritual... more »

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

Freedom Project provides a much needed service: nonviolent communication courses in local jails and prisons. In addition, they actively participate in - and support - local networking among Seattle-area "prison nonprofits," thereby strengthening the... more »

  DrZoe22017 wrote:

The Founder/Executive Director, Mr Ison is personable, communicative, dedicated and passionate about improving the lives of our communities more »

  Michy wrote:

Jesucristo En Prision (JEP) is to provide prisoners and ex-prisoners with a means to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ and to accept Him as their Lord and Savior. (JEP) is providing spiritual auxiliary service for prisoners, released prisoners,... more »

  MommaMills wrote:

On July 5th two representatives of Christlife Ministries, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization made contact with my Mother in the most disrespectful and belittling way they found possible. The female representative who claimed to be a good Christian... more »

  Janis_D wrote:

1. In the 9th grade, I volunteered at the local foodbank. I filled backpacks with food. The food in the backpacks was sent home for children to eat on the weekend. Two years ago the program ended. I went to local school principals and asked them if... more »

  Karla DeSimone wrote:

I have had the pleasure to volunteer with Enduring Faith Ministries and the results are humbling. Pam and Ron have dedicated their lives to making a difference and that is exactly what they are doing. Years ago Pam and Ron decided to bring Jesus to... more »

  goodlifeforme90 wrote:

I am an ambassador with OCJR. They have showed me that my voice matters and led me to finding my own advocacy mission. I was incarcerated for 6 years and came out to over $50,000 in costs and fines. I have developed a program to help myself and other... more »

  johndrivers wrote:

AFS has been very successful in assisting me with my transition from parole to freedom. I was a parolee in the program. I staying in the program for 1 year and once I left I had approx $11,000 saved and was able to get a studio. I also left the program... more »

  mtg225 wrote:

NYC Together is a powerful vehicle for change. By bringing young people and local officers in partnership, the organization is changing the narrative around these two often misunderstood groups. It has successfully interrupted the traditional school disciplinary... more »

  CharlesWilwright wrote:

I believe in the efforts and passion of the DLF members. Over the last year I have seen committed action; although a very small organization it's service provides such a big impact in the local community . How often do you get to witness such a professional... more »

  vb.miller wrote:

There are many wonderful nonprofit programs that offer services; however, Project 180 is the only one of its kind that will give former offenders a second chance to rebuild their lives, and most importantly -- stay out of prison. I truly believe that... more »

  Sheirra H. wrote:

The impact that The Starts Within Organization has on the community is nothing short of a blessing. Thank you Carlos Christian for having the courage to share your story and encourage others to do the same. Change begin within ourselves and in our current... more »

  Writer wrote:

The organization is very supportive to women who were once incarcerated. Ms. Johnson help me return back to thw workforce after I returned home. She regularly checks up on me an on occasions pick up my son for after school so I wouldn't have to incur... more »

  DrLee wrote:

This is an excellent educational foundation(fcdnpo.org) They gift college degrees to low-income adults. To help fund the program, they formed the United States Institute of Applied knowledge (usicertificates.org) by selling Bachelor and Master Level Advanced... more »

  Chris108 wrote:

St. Francis is a great organization that focuses on persons with disabilities. My daughter has the most wonderful service dog Hope. Hannah (my daughter) is in a wheelchair and was getting ready to go to college. We applied for a dog to go with her. Their... more »

  GraduatedClientPastHouseManagerAndPastBoard wrote:

The director needs to step back from the woman's shelter for a second and truly heal from her past even though she said she has. The girls need real counseling and therapy more often than not. Most of all, the girls need the love of Jesus and a loving... more »

  Biraj1234 wrote:

Hello, I was given the opportunity to help someone, and I have taken it. I'm just beginning, but I will do my best to give at least 5% to those who really need help. Thank you. more »

  rori0713 wrote:

I have a family member who got help from CRP. The case managers are great. more »

  16mknelson wrote:

AMI KIDS Subjected me to abuse at their Virginia Wilderness Facility. If you'd like to know more email me at 16mknelson@gmail.com. DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE more »

  charlie wrote:

I myself have served time in a California Prison. In fact I had my one and only child while I was incarcerated. I was at V.S.P.W. at the time and what a way to give birth to a child and then return to the prison to do more time. My Daughter was 6 mo.... more »

Organization offers rehabilitation services for offenders of crimes. more »

To increase access to justice and opportunity for people in re-entry from prison and jail, and to educate and empower those who... more »

The cocoa bridge, inc. (the organization) is a not-for-profit corporation organized to provide a work release transition program... more »

To provide realistic work experiences to sentenced, adult offenders residing within mississippi state correctional institutions... more »

Provide training for cna's to work in hospitals more »

Our mission is to provide compassionate one-on-one spiritual care to incarcerated Muslims as a complement to existing services... more »

To assist the societal under-privileged through education, guidance, and financial tools in achieving self-sustaining habits and... more »

Recovery alliance is dedicated to people in recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction, including their families and community... more »

Meet me in the middle is focused solely on its program "reader/writer. " reader/writer provides academic and social emotional... more »

Helping released prison inmates realize their future more »

Provide education, social service, chaplaincy, library and counseling services to all residents of the will county detention facility.... more »

Preparation of programs and printed materials designed to reduce crime rates and provide counseling in prisons, establishing economy... more »

Chances strives to provide services to adolescents and their families who have experienced personal and family set backs. Our... more »

Probation oversight more »

Since 1985 more than 500 women of all ages and walks of life have been trained to mentor female inmates at several Nashville-area... more »

The exempt purpose of the organization is to promote community development by providing training to benefit local school systems... more »

Cultivate community awareness, trust and financial investment and share the cherry health story to inspire appreciation, engagement... more »

Financial support of activites for participants of drug treatment court more »