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successful community reintegration of persons with criminal histories
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FAMILY VOLUNTEER MENTORSHIP HOUSING LEGAL VOICEEMPLOYMENT/FINANCES FAITH/CHURCH EDUCATION MENTAL HEALTH PHYSICAL HEALTH ADDICTION ISSUESPEER/COMMUNITY SUPPORT SOCIAL SERVICES/ CASE MANAGEMENT COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES
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2013 unemployment rate: 7.8% I in 4 persons in Savannah are living in poverty Poverty level is 77.1% greater than National average Income per capita: $19,836 (23.1% less than National average)
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Community Based Constituent Driven Created Collaboration Businesses Service providers Faith community Schools Mental health/addiction services Landlords, apt. complexes, neighborhood assoc. Community lay persons Persons with criminal histories
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administers employment and training activities that will meet and/or exceed the National Performance Standards under the Workforce Investment Act. forges strong business relationships that yield profitable results, leverage resources, and provide collaborative execution
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Re-Integration: Persons with criminal histories are citizens (ASSET) who can positively contribute to my community! Adaptation: I am actively seeking information to educate (ACTION) myself Acceptance: OK, I’ve got issues with ‘those people’ (THOUGHT) Minimization: I’m not the only one who feels this way! Defense: I only concerned about public safety. Resistance: I don’t want ex-offenders in my neighborhood! (DEFICIT)
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TRANSITIONAL JOBS Social Enterprise (Workforce, Inc., Indianapolis) Work Crew (CEO, New York; Safer Foundation, Chicago) Scattered Site (Mayor’s Office, Indianapolis) EMPLOYER TRAINING BAN THE BOX ADVOCATION FOR LEGISLATIVE CHANGE
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