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1)https://caresforpickens.com/

Our mission is to provide food and essential non-food items, temporary financial assistance, resource counseling and educational assistance to those in need residing in Pickens County, Georgia.  Anyone who is placed in a difficult situation due to illness, accident or any misfortune that causes them to be in a temporary or emergency need of food is welcome to be a recipient.  It is our devout hope that those who receive these goods and services will be strengthened in body and spirit. 

(877)-872-5627

2)Types of training | Job Search Help for Ex-Offenders | CareerOneStop

Job Search help for Ex-offend.

Empowered For Excellence commitment is to deliver the highest quality of treatment through faith-based principles, education advocacy, and service excellence.

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When released from prison, you may not always have a place to go to. RentPath, Georgia Justice Project and Prison Fellowship are all some resources for ex-convicts to find housing,

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4)Intelligent.com students.  with all the grants that Laughing Gull Foundation provides. They want to give their clients a strong foundation on which to build their sobriety and reenter the community empowered for excellence.

(800)-950-NAMI (800)-950-6264

Nami.org/Home

Nami provides advocacy, education, support, and public aware

5)Goodwill of North Georgia

(404)-420-9900

At Goodwill of North Georgia, our mission is a simple one: we put people to work. (702)-586-1371

6)Home – Hope for Prisonershttp://Home – Hope for Prisoners

Hope for Prisoners offers a variety of training programs necessary for employment.

E3TC – Highter education for Ex-offenders / Project E3

(225)-771-2325 / (225)-803-3149

7)Higher Education for Ex-Offenders | Project E3

Highter education for Ex-offenders: Thinking beyond the box

8)https://www.gjp.org/programs/criminal-defense/

Georgia Justice Project strengthens our community by demonstrating

Grab your resourceful guide to level up your education.

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(410)-566-5007

9)www.alvis180.org | (614) 252-8402 lvis Recovery Choices provide individualized services to individuals with justice involvement such as housing, help with addiction, offer help to individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities, etc.

10) The Housing Authority of Florence (hafsc.org) The Housing Authority of Florence offers a wide range of affordable housing opportunities throughout three counties (Florence County, Chesterfield County and Marlboro County) in the State of South Carolina.

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11)Home – Sulzbacher Center (sulzbacherjax.org) The agency’s comprehensive services include street outreach, daily meals, emergency housing, case management support, veteran services, job placement assistance

12)ccaworks.org/ | (330) 744-5143Community Corrections Association has state-certified teachers who assess skill levels and develop an individual education

13)Reentry Resources: South Carolina – PROBATION INFORMATION NETWORKReentry Resources available to help returning citizens in South Carolina adjust to life after prison. 

Please contact: [email protected]Our Mission is to help you find the perfect job by providing you with everything you need

14)https://www.apartmentguide.com/blog/can-you-rent-an-apartment-if-you-have-a-felony-record/RentPath is a leading digital marketing solutions company, that empowers millions nationwide to find apartments and houses for rent. Through its brands,

15)https://www.211.org/Local 211 specialists can help with virtually any need you might face, but the majority of requests that 211s receive are for essential needs like food and shelter. In 2022, 211 specialists made:

16)Neighbors Together – Since 1983 (neighborstogethersc.org) Neighbors Together is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit providing food, clothing, medical care, sheltering, job training, financial assistance, clothing, legal assistance and other vital services

17)www.erc-inc.org/behavioral-health/erc-services/mental-health-program/ERC offers an Outpatient Program for individuals dealing with a variety of mental health issues

18)https://valorbh.com/Valor Behavioral Health is an innovative outpatient mental health treatment facility serving the Greater Atlanta region. We aim to treat each individual with the utmost care and respect on their recovery journey

19)Www.resetohio.com | (614) 704-5224Reset Today has solutions with each and every client. They are dedicated to offering flexible solutions

20)Josephs House of Brooksville Florida | Assisting Those In Need (jhbv.org) joseph’s House Brooksville is a Christ centered ministry within Hernando County. We primarily provide food and essentials to those going through difficult times

21)Home – Sulzbacher Center (sulzbacherjax.org) The agency’s comprehensive services include street outreach, daily meals, emergency housing, case management support, veteran services, job placement assistance, as well as permanent supportive

22)https://www.staffing-resources.com, (770)-638-8100 Staffing Resources provides contract and permanent employment, with a wide range of full- and part-time employees to businesses, associations, government and non-profit organizations in the metro Atlanta area.

23)Ex-offender Assistance | Virginia Employment Commission (866)-832-2363Ex–offender Assistance. Resources on Federal Bonding, Virginia Civil Rights Restoration, and Public Assistance available to ex–offenders.

24)http://dekcsb.org/behavioral-health/ DeKalb Community Service Board (CSB) is an innovative, community-based behavioral health and developmental disabilities services organization located in metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, offering a full range of mental health services, developmental disabilities programs and substance abuse treatment to more than 11,000 citizens annually who are uninsured and underinsured.

25)https://chris180.org/from-incarceration-to-rehabilitation/ Mental health services are a critical aspect of reentry to communities after incarceration. Studies from The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law show people who struggle with mental health issues or substance use disorders tend to have higher recidivism rates

ness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives

4)Intelligent.com students.  with all the grants that Laughing Gull Foundation provides. They want to give their clients a strong foundation on which to build their sobriety and reenter the community empowered for excellence.

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