Coalition Assists Ex-Cons
GROUP AIMS TO HELP FORMER INMATES ADJUST TO NEW LIFE
Posted: August 26, 2010 at 5:04 a.m.
A new organization in the region wants to help people who have served jail or prison time integrate more easily into the community.
AT A GLANCE
InterChange Freedom Initiative
InterChange Freedom Initiative’s plan of restoration and progressive programming begins 18 to 24 months before an inmate is released. The program continues for an additional 12 months of mentoring and support once the inmate has returned to the community. Inmates volunteer for the program and must meet several criteria before they are accepted.
Source: InterChange Freedom Initiative website
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