Abe Brown Ministries
Housing, job training, and emergency food assistance for people returning from incarceration, including a 12-month transitional living program, the Ready4Work job placement program, and a one-time emergency food supply.
Who this is for
Transitional Living: men at least 18 years old whose latest charges were not violent or sexual in nature.
Serves: Job-seeking ex-offenders
This listing states it does not serve people with sexual offenses. Call to confirm.
What it might cost
Call to confirm cost.
What to bring
Not provided
Appointment & referral
Appointment needed
Hours
Not provided
Location & service area
What help is available
- 12-month transitional housing program
- Safe residence
- Employment assistance
- Re-acclimation to mainstream living
- Case management
- Life coaching
- Employability and vocational training
- Job placement assistance
- GED preparation and testing
- Family reunification assistance
- Professional clothing for interviews
- HART bus pass to attend classes
- Provided lunch
- One-time emergency food supply (once a year)
What should I do next?
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