Together we can. African American Re-Entry Program
Giving back through life-changing experiences. nonprofit, african american re-entry program, african american support services
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Help Our Cause
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!!
Your generous monetary donations will help provide resources such as Trimet bus tickets/passes, help and mentoring for pursuing job opportunities, and temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence.
•Clean and gently used clothing/professional attire
• Corporate sponsors are appreciated
• Community Service/Volunteer option
https://www.facebook.com/FreshOutPDX
Fundraiser by Timisha Wilson
About Us
Community-Based
Community-Based
Fresh Out Community-Based Reentry Program was formed in 2007 by a group of formerly incarcerated African-American individuals. In addition to becoming productive members of society, they saw a need to help other formerly incarcerated individuals successfully reenter into the community, focusing on the African American population.
While
Fresh Out Community-Based Reentry Program was formed in 2007 by a group of formerly incarcerated African-American individuals. In addition to becoming productive members of society, they saw a need to help other formerly incarcerated individuals successfully reenter into the community, focusing on the African American population.
While developing the program, they felt hope that ex-offenders would more readily engage in services when encouraged by former incarcerated persons who have successfully been down the same path.
Community-Based
Community-Based
Community-Based
Re-Entry Program
Helping Underserved, Overrepresented
Men and Women Transition from Prison to the Community.
https://70millionpod.com/season-4
Re-Entry Program
Helping Underserved, Overrepresented
Men and Women Transition from Prison to the Community.
https://70millionpod.com/season-4
Twelve facts about incarceration and prisoner reentry (brookings.edu)
Our focus
What We Offer
What We Offer
Helping underserved and overrepresented Black and African American populations transition from prison, back into society.
We assist formerly incarcerated with bus fare, food, clothing and mentoring in hopes to end the cycle of recidivism.
4200 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97211
What We Offer
What We Offer
What We Offer
- Employment referrals
- Housing referrals
- Drug/Alchol Referral
- Behavioral Health Referral
- Peer-to-peer counseling
- Family support services
- Access to public transportation
- Food boxes
- Clothing
- Volunteer Opportunities
🔌 Interested in becoming an electrician?
Join us at the EWMC meeting!
2nd Tuesdays
Dinner: 5:30 PM
Meeting: 6:00 PM
Next meeting: 4/9
IBEW Local 48
15937 NE Airport Way
Portland, OR.
Questions?
Contact Aaron B. Strong
(503) 688-3079 or
Please share with anyone who may be interested!
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Much Appreciated, ~Dj
Donna J. Hammond
Interim Executive Director
Oregon Tradeswomen
CONTACTS
OFFICERS INFORMATION
Phone (text ok): (503) 764-8373
(503) 819-1695
Email: freshoutpdx@gmail.com
President:
Michael Spencer, CSWA, CADCII
Treasurer:
Shelly Dixon
Secretary:
Larry Turner, AS, CADC II, CRM II, CGRM, CHW, QMHA
Consultants:
Timothy Wilson
Timisha Wilson, MSW, LCSW, LICSW
We are a Section
501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
Need assistance after hours please contact Lines for Life at 1-800-923-4357