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Jus' Mom 02-02-2004, 05:38 AM Re-Entry?/Employment? Not sure where to put this...has some of everything.
Teri
Community Connection Resource Center (Re-Entry & Recovery/Employment)
opening doors to a new future
WE HELP PEOPLE CHANGE THEIR LIVES
Since 1985, Community Connection Resource Center has been a leader in delivering services that help people to overcome barriers to success and become self-sufficient. Community Connection is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation. With locations in SAN DIEGO (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/san_diego.htm) SACRAMENTO (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/sacramento.htm), SAN JOAQUIN (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/san_joaquin.htm)and RIVERSIDE (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/inland_empire.htm) counties, Community Connection specializes in services to
Prisoners, parolees, probationers and ex-offenders
Substance abusers
Gang-affiliated youth
Welfare-to-Work participants
Non-custodial parents
Women in transition
Special need populations
Our Mission
We are dedicated to creating healthy and safe communities by breaking the cycle of crime, incarceration and substance abuse by:
Providing comprehensive reentry and recovery services for prisoners, ex-offenders, and their families;
Delivering effective and comprehensive services to promote self-sufficiency and personal responsibility for low income individuals and other challenging populations;
Developing and implementing substance abuse treatment, gang intervention and crime prevention programs; and
Educating the community on criminal justice issues.
Eric's Homegirl 07-20-2004, 12:38 AM Very good website, lots of information for others that are in need of getting clean
and straight.
dorasean 10-04-2004, 01:57 PM Have a brother that is in and out of prison for 20 years.( started at 17 for stealing money from vending machine to buy pot. Served three months in county jail and was put on probation. Left the state while on probation and when they returned him he was sentenced to 7 years in prison. Very harsh for an 18 year old for petty theft and breaking probation. In and out since then for petty theft and addiction now to drugs. Has aids and mental problems now. Cannot function or cope at all on his own.) In about 1 month he will be getting out on parole again. He has no home so he goes straight to hollywood and lives on the streets. He is on medication in prison for schizophrenia, but soon after he gets out he stops and becomes ill again. I have tried in the past to get him into programs through his parole officers, but they are no help. Have called some programs but because of his mental problems or aids they refuse to take him in. So when he is out, he starts drugs again and usually does swomething like steals food or does not pass drug test and is put back in prison. Are there not any programs to help him re-adjust in a facility and continue his treatment for his illnesses and help get him on social security and find a place to live and some financial aid or job training. There seems no end to this and he is getting no help. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, sister
impoohbearsgirl 10-04-2004, 02:29 PM What about a residential drug treatment program and then a THU (Transitional Housing) or SLE (sober living environment)
Many times Disability will pay for the Residential Program and then he can get a job to help pay for the THU/SLE.
Homiegirl 10-12-2004, 08:22 AM I cannot get the link to work correctly for Sacramento....can you give me the web site please?
TamiM 10-22-2004, 06:12 PM Hi the link you supplied does not work do you have their web address?:)
Re-Entry?/Employment? Not sure where to put this...has some of everything.
Teri
Community Connection Resource Center (Re-Entry & Recovery/Employment)
opening doors to a new future
WE HELP PEOPLE CHANGE THEIR LIVES
Since 1985, Community Connection Resource Center has been a leader in delivering services that help people to overcome barriers to success and become self-sufficient. Community Connection is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation. With locations in SAN DIEGO (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/san_diego.htm) SACRAMENTO (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/sacramento.htm), SAN JOAQUIN (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/san_joaquin.htm)and RIVERSIDE (http://www.communityconnection-ca.com/inland_empire.htm) counties, Community Connection specializes in services to
Prisoners, parolees, probationers and ex-offenders
Substance abusers
Gang-affiliated youth
Welfare-to-Work participants
Non-custodial parents
Women in transition
Special need populations
Our Mission
We are dedicated to creating healthy and safe communities by breaking the cycle of crime, incarceration and substance abuse by:
Providing comprehensive reentry and recovery services for prisoners, ex-offenders, and their families;
Delivering effective and comprehensive services to promote self-sufficiency and personal responsibility for low income individuals and other challenging populations;
Developing and implementing substance abuse treatment, gang intervention and crime prevention programs; and
Educating the community on criminal justice issues.
California Sunshine 10-22-2004, 07:28 PM I couldn't get this link to work either,I will search the web and try and find it,In the meantime there are some links here to ex offender recources in Ca.
http://www.prisontalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84404
redbeachlolo 11-16-2005, 03:35 PM There is a place in Azusa or Covina, California (Riverside county?) called River Community. They deal with dual-diagnosis, which is mental illness plus addiction at the same time. The clients have a variety of levels of functioning. They have residential, day treatment, and outpatient programs. They accept Soc Sec as payment for the residential, I believe. If the person needs help to get on SSI, they help. I attended there last winter for three weeks to their day treatment. I lived near there at the time. It looked like an odd little place, but it really helped me a lot. After my three weeks there (during my winter break from teaching school), I was able to return to work and function much better. The doctor there did adjust my meds (I have Bipolar disorder). 626-974-8122
funnyface09 11-16-2005, 07:27 PM That is good to know! Thanks for posting it!
bailaBrother 11-17-2005, 12:56 PM I am wondering is their any grant programs for a prisoner lifer to get a college degree??? if so please send link or information for this..thanks
lgary 01-30-2007, 01:24 PM Real jobs for felons, not "resources"
I am President of the company I work for. I am diligently searching for folks like yourself that are having trouble finding work due to mishaps in their past. This is a big deal and a real opportunity for you and others alike. I need a lot of support for a nationwide endevour to free those that have served their time and would simply like to start over. Life gives us choices, sometimes we make wrong ones, does this make us incapable of making positve changes in our lives and even others? Contact me, I have job openings and even prefer those with criminal history. Why you may ask?
I was released from prison in 2002. My history trails back 15 years and leaves a record as long as your arm. I have managed to build a company designed around one simple thought, Everyone deserves opportunity. Thanks, I look forward to your thoughts, and feel free to give out my contact info.
PS, You can work from anywhere in the US, and pay is hourly, paid weekly
Lawrence
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clubJWP 07-01-2008, 06:16 AM Community Connection Resource Center has been our one of the main focus areas. we deliver services that help people to overcome barriers to success and become self-sufficient. With upcoming offices in alska, arizona, alabama, californiawe are dedicated to help out the Prisoners, former prisoners, parolees and probationers from substance abuse and alcohol abuse.
JWP
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