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NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA, INC.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Re-entry Resource Guide<\/a><\/p>\n Reentry Resources \u2013 Greater Miami Area<\/strong> Name:<\/strong> Agape Family Ministries – Re-entry Program Name:<\/strong> Alpha Omega Alliance Name:<\/strong> Better Way of Miami, Inc. Name:<\/strong> Dismas Charities, Inc. – Federal Halfway House Name:<\/strong> Florida Community Alliance Name:<\/strong> Florida Dept of Juvenile Justice – South Region Name:<\/strong> Florida Jobs – Institute for Workplace Innovation Name:<\/strong> Florida Institutional Legal Services, Inc Name:<\/strong> Florida Justice Institute Name:<\/strong> Gulfstream Goodwill Industries \u2013 Fort Pierce Name:<\/strong> Gulfstream Goodwill Industries – Stuart Name:<\/strong> Gulfstream Goodwill Industries \u2013 West Palm Beach Name:<\/strong> Halfway There Name:<\/strong> House of Hope Name:<\/strong> ICFH – Violence Prevention – Youth Reentry Program Name:<\/strong> Jesus and You Outreach Ministries Name:<\/strong> Justice Service Center Name:<\/strong> Keystone Halls Name:<\/strong> Knowledge Is Power Charitable Foundation Name:<\/strong> Lamb of God Ministries Name:<\/strong> Matthew 25 Ministries Name:<\/strong> MPOWR Name:<\/strong> National Hire Network Name:<\/strong> OIC of Broward, Inc. Name:<\/strong> Our Father’s Project Name:<\/strong> Positive Images Enterprises, Inc. PRE-RELEASE: Provides workshops and groups for incarcerated women and men\u00a0(Life skills management, HIV prevention, Job readiness, conflict resolution, goal setting,\u00a0etc.); Adult Mentoring Program Name:<\/strong> Project REAP Success Name:<\/strong> Regional and State Transitional Offender Reentry
\nMiami, FL 33145<\/div>\n
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\nName:<\/strong> Advocate Program, Inc.
\nWebsite:<\/strong> https:\/\/advocateprogram.org\/<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (305) 704-0200
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1901 SW 1st Street 3rd Floor
\nMiami, FL 33135
\nHours:<\/strong> Mon, Tues \u2013 Thurs, Fri | 8:30am to 4:30pm | Wednesday | 8:30am to 7:30pm
\nServices:<\/strong> The Advocate Program, Inc. is a private not-for-profit agency offering structured\u00a0probation, traditional probation, diversion and community service programs to the\u00a0Courts of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit (Miami-Dade County, Florida), both adult and\u00a0juvenile. Additionally the Program operates a Licensed D.U.I. School. Provides\u00a0community service programs including counseling, probation, diversion, education and\u00a0orientation for ex-offenders.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.alpha-omegaalliance.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (863) 946-2228
\nAddress:<\/strong> 22790 SW 112th Avenue
\nMiami, FL 33170
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Located in a state of the art facility on a 7 acre site in South Dade, AGAPE serves\u00a0women facing the challenges of severe and persistent mental illness and\/or chronic\u00a0substance abuse. AGAPE is a service provider for the Department of Children and\u00a0Families (DCF), Department of Corrections (DOC), Criminal Justice System (including\u00a0Forensics), State Mental Health Facilities and Hospitals.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.alpha-omegaalliance.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (855) 888-3247
\nAddress:<\/strong> 3600 Broadway
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33407
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 10:00am to 7:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides Mental Health targeted case management, for adults, children and their\u00a0families. Psycho-social Rehabilitation for adults, Behavioral Health Services for adults\u00a0and children, Anger Management Education, Substance Abuse Classes, Petty Theft\u00a0Classes and Re-Entry services.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.betterwaymiami.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (305) 634-3409
\nAddress:<\/strong> 800 NW 28t Street
\nMiami, FL 33127
\nHours:<\/strong> 24 Hours a Day | 7 Days a Week
\nServices:<\/strong> Better Way of Miami, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit health care facility, has provided one\u00a0of the most effective long term treatment programs in the southeast for those seeking a\u00a0real answer to their drug and alcohol addictions. Better Way is proud to be a vital and\u00a0integral part of the developing systems of care for the homeless, the addicted, the dually\u00a0diagnosed and the HIV Positive in Miami-Dade County. Based on the principles of\u00a0Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous, Better Way provides its clients with the\u00a0experience, expertise and quality of care essential to success in recovery from addiction.Currently, Better Way is one of the leading programs that addresses substance abuse in\u00a0conjunction with co-occurring illnesses. By offering a full array of medical services\u00a0(including psychiatric care) and family group therapy, we treat many aspects that\u00a0surround and interact with addiction. Better Way also accommodates the needs and\u00a0issues of persons in the criminal justice system as a consequence of their disease.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.dismas.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 920-6558
\nAddress:<\/strong> 141 NW First Avenue
\nDania, FL 33004
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 7:00am to 6:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> RESTRICTED REFERRAL: Program offers inmates a chance to become reoriented\u00a0within society by offering employment counseling, substance abuse rehab, family\u00a0counseling and other services on an individual need basis. Facility is a federal halfway\u00a0house with 100 (+) beds.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.floridacommunityalliance.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 904-6514
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1870 Forest Hill Blvd.
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33406
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 10:00am to 7:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides comprehensive, wrap-around services to its clients, including\u00a0individual\/family therapy, group therapy, group psyco-educational sessions, case\u00a0management, and aftercare\/rehabilitative services. To further the professional\u00a0development of clients for their re-integration in the community, FCA offers work\u00a0skills training opportunities at its main office location, as well as mentored educational\u00a0trips with law enforcement officials and mental health professionals.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.djj.state.fl.us\/programs-facilities\/residential-facilities<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 616-1574
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1760 N Congress Avenue Suite 100
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33409
\nHours:<\/strong> 24 Hours a Day | 7 Days a Week
\nServices:<\/strong> RESTRICTED REFERRAL: 24 hour secure Residential facilities are for youth who are\u00a0required by a judge to stay in the care of the Department of Juvenile Justice for an\u00a0extended time. There are facilities located throughout Florida. A youth’s placement\u00a0depends on the commitment plan, not on the location of the arrest. For help finding your\u00a0child’s facility, contact his or her JPO. See Website for locations throughout Florida.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.floridajobs.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (305) 292-6762
\nAddress:<\/strong> 3112 Flagler Ave
\nKey West, FL 33040
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> The Federal Bonding Program is an incentive program that allows employers to hire\u00a0with limited liability to their business at-risk job applicants. A Federal Fidelity Bond,\u00a0supplied by Travelers Insurance Co., is a business insurance policy that insures the\u00a0employer for theft, forgery, larceny or embezzlement by the bonded employee. This\u00a0center provides assessment of the individual’s skills. It instructs on how to contact
\nemployers and advocate on your behalf to find a job. It also teaches individualized\u00a0guidance in structuring all aspects of the job search. In addition to job preparation and\u00a0placement, other services include: Vocational Evaluation and Counseling.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.floridalawhelp.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> See Website Directory
\nServices:<\/strong> FloridaLawHelp.org is administered by Florida Legal Services, Inc. and is produced in\u00a0cooperation with Pro Bono Net and the legal service organizations and government\u00a0agencies throughout Florida and the United States.\u00a0* Provides free, quality, aggressive and holistic advocacy to prisoners, jail inmates,\u00a0incarcerated juveniles, immigrants held in detention and individuals in indefinite civil\u00a0detention or commitment
\n* Provides direct legal services to formerly incarcerated individuals re-entering into\u00a0society to help end cycle of recidivism<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.floridajusticeinstitute.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (305) 358-2081
\nAddress:<\/strong> 3750 Miami Tower 100 S.E. Second Street
\nMiami, FL 33131-2309
\nHours:<\/strong> Times Vary | Please Call
\nServices:<\/strong> The Florida Justice Institute is a private, not-for-profit, state-wide public interest\u00a0litigation firm founded by leaders of the private bar in 1978 to (1) improve the\u00a0administration of justice to all Floridians; (2) encourage better representation of citizens’\u00a0interests; and (3) increase the ability of citizens to resolve disputes quickly and\u00a0inexpensively. For the 36,000 inmates released from prison every year in Florida, a\u00a0felony conviction results in being stripped of civil rights, which for many represents a\u00a0lifetime ban on voting and insurmountable financial obstacles. Rather than helping
\ninmates become productive members of society, these barriers reduce civic participation,\u00a0make it difficult to earn a living, and ultimately encourage recidivism. The Prisoner\u00a0Reentry Project was created and led by Dante Trevisani as an Equal Justice Works\u00a0Fellowship, and included several forms of community outreach and education.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.gulfstreamgoodwill.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (772) 461-4513
\nAddress:<\/strong> 815 South Kings Highway
\nFort Pierce, FL 34945
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 4:30pm
\nServices:<\/strong> A community service organization which utilizes revenue generated through the sale of\u00a0donated goods. The revenue generated helps design and deliver vocational, training, and\u00a0residential programs serving people with disabilities and other barriers to employment.\u00a0The goal of our services is to assist those served to become an integral part of the local\u00a0workforce and lead independent lives.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.gulfstreamgoodwill.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (772) 337-0077
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1101 NW 21st Street
\nStuart, FL 34994
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 4:30pm
\nServices:<\/strong> A community service organization which utilizes revenue generated through the sale of\u00a0donated goods. The revenue generated helps design and deliver vocational, training, and\u00a0residential programs serving people with disabilities and other barriers to employment.\u00a0The goal of our services is to assist those served to become an integral part of the local\u00a0workforce and lead independent lives.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.gulfstreamgoodwill.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 848-7200
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1715 Tiffany Drive East
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33407
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 4:30pm
\nServices:<\/strong> A community service organization which utilizes revenue generated through the sale of\u00a0donated goods. The revenue generated helps design and deliver vocational, training, and\u00a0residential programs serving people with disabilities and other barriers to employment.\u00a0The goal of our services is to assist those served to become an integral part of the local\u00a0workforce and lead independent lives.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.halfwaythereflorida.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 245-2260
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1100 Sw 4th Ave, Delray Beach, FL
\nDelray Beach, FL 33444
\nHours:<\/strong> 24 Hours a Day | 7 Days a Week
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides a continuing care plan in a sober living community, with highly skilled and\u00a0caring staff, as well as the safety, structure, knowledge and experience to help gain a\u00a0firm footing in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Halfway houses consists of apartments\u00a0available for both men and women in recovery. Halfway There is a unique sober living\u00a0experience in Delray Beach, Florida. Not only is Halfway There located less than a mile
\naway from the beach but also it is the only pet-friendly sober living facility, or halfway\u00a0house, in Delray Beach, Florida.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.houseofhopeonline.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 524-8989
\nAddress:<\/strong> 908 SW 1st Street
\nFort Lauderdale, FL 33312
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday, Sunday | 8:00am to 11:00pm | Sunday | 8:00am to 12:00am
\nServices:<\/strong> Stepping Stones offers residential treatment for homeless and indigent males with\u00a0chemical dependency and co-occurring disorders. They provide a holistic approach\u00a0utilizing practices in the field of addiction and integrated behavioral health that\u00a0enhances the recovery process. The core treatment program focuses on a therapeutically\u00a0safe environment with Group and individual therapy, educational sessions and seminars,
\nJob skills training, Employment counseling and Family education and groups. Average\u00a0length of stay is 3-6 months. Limited slots for non-violent offenders are available that\u00a0are under the supervision of FDOC, released from incarceration within previous 3\u00a0months and in need of residential treatment and employment skills training. Non-violent\u00a0offenders can stay for 6 months.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.icfhinc.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (305) 685-0381
\nAddress:<\/strong> 15490 NW 7th Avenue
\nMiami, FL 33169
\nHours:<\/strong> Flexible
\nServices:<\/strong> This is a program for Youth Offenders who are reentering the community after an\u00a0incarceration. The program is adapted from an existing Centers for Disease Control and\u00a0Prevention evidence-based program, Functional Family Therapy. The program\u00a0integrates intensive FFT therapy and intensive case management services for\u00a0youth offenders and their families in a twenty to twenty-four week program.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.jayministry.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 842-4276
\nAddress:<\/strong> 2831 Avenue S
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33404
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Saturday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Christian oriented halfway house. Offers 6, 9 and 12 month programs. Included are\u00a0daily Bible studies. They also have a placement center which helps the residents find\u00a0new locations when they have completed their stay. Its founding program – the Men’s\u00a0Residential Recovery Center – today offers hope and recovery for men with drug and\u00a0alcohol additions. The residential program welcomes any man who is truly seeking to
\nchange his life, and offers both physical and spiritual renewal through a Christ-centered\u00a0approach.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.jscpbc.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 840-3124
\nAddress:<\/strong> 2051 Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, Suite 307
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33404
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm | Mon \u2013 Thurs | 10:00am to 2:00pm Walk-ins
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides assistance to persons released from the Department of Corrections or federal\u00a0prison with various reentry social services to ensure a successful transition into the\u00a0community.\u00a0Located in Riviera Beach, Florida the Justice Service Center (JSC) has been serving exoffenders\u00a0returning to Palm Beach County since 2007. From years of experience\u00a0working with ex-offenders reentering Palm Beach County the JSC has identified a three
\ntiered approach to the client’s social service needs: Existence, Function, and Retention.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.keystonehalls.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 763-2300
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1420 SW 3rd Avenue
\nFort Lauderdale, FL 33315
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 4:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Keystone Halls is a safe environment to begin the life-long process of recovery from\u00a0alcoholism and drug addiction. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency that is geared to\u00a0helping people who are recovering from addiction and alcohol dependency to gain a\u00a0strong hold in a new life of sobriety. Our transitional housing provides stable living and\u00a0a supporting group setting that helps those who want to recover. The foundation of
\nrecovery begins when you set the Keystone! Men & Women residential houses serving\u00a0individuals with alcohol and\/or substance abuse. Rooms are semi-private and fully\u00a0furnished and equipped. Food is provided but residents prepare own meals.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.knowledgeispowerpbc.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 721-6482
\nAddress:<\/strong> 801 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 50
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33407
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 11:00am to 8:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Knowledge Is Power Charitable Foundation is a 501(c) (3) tax exempt organization.\u00a0Our mission is to provide prevention and intervention programs for children, individuals\u00a0and families, giving them a choice and a chance to break the cycles of violence,\u00a0substance abuse, delinquency, delayed education, unemployment, homelessness and\u00a0poverty.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.logrc.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 946-7332
\nAddress:<\/strong> 1012 S. Parrott Avenue
\nOkeechobee, FL 34974
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Lamb of God Recovery Centers, Inc. is licensed by DCF for Level III and Level IV\u00a0Residential Substance Abuse Treatment with a 50-bed facility in Pompano Beach,\u00a0Florida. The philosophy of Lamb of God Recovery Centers, Inc. is based upon the\u00a0theory that addiction to alcohol and other substances is a three-fold disease: physical,\u00a0spiritual, and psychological. We believe in the wisdom and utilization practices found in
\nthe 12-step programs of recovery that have proven to be effective for many hundreds of\u00a0thousands of people and their families. We also realize that healing can be a very\u00a0difficult and painful process \u2013 much the same as recovery from any other illness.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.matthew25ministries.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 924-5556
\nAddress:<\/strong> 120 Pelican Lake Drive
\nPahokee, FL 33476
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 4:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Miracle Village at Pelican Lake is a small rental community dedicated to helping exoffenders\u00a0re-integrate into society. It offers a safe atmosphere and a friendly support\u00a0structure for new residents while they re-learn the economic and social skills needed to\u00a0live in today’s society.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.mpowr.com\/ReEntry.aspx<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (815) 316-6390
\nAddress:<\/strong> 303 N. Main St Suite 803
\nRockford, IL 61101
\nHours:<\/strong> 24 Hours a Day | 7 Days a Week
\nServices:<\/strong> MPOWR gives those re-entering society a holistic network of support by connecting\u00a0law enforcement, parole\/probation, social services, and communities in a collaborative\u00a0environment. MPOWR reduces recidivism, and provides the community and criminal\u00a0justice system dramatic cost savings at the city, county, state, and federal levels.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.hirenetwork.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (212) 243-1313
\nAddress:<\/strong> 225 Varick Street
\nNew York, NY 10014
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Established by the Legal Action Center in 2001, the National Helping Individuals with\u00a0criminal records Re-enter through Employment (H.I.R.E.) Network is both a national\u00a0clearinghouse for information and an advocate for policy change. The National H.I.R.E.\u00a0Network monitors and provides leadership on key public policy initiatives to promote\u00a0the employment of people with criminal records.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.oicofbrowardcounty.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 563-3535
\nAddress:<\/strong> 3407 NW 9th Ave (Powerline Road) Suite 100
\nFort Lauderdale, FL 33309
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 3:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides employable training, mentoring, support services, linkages and job placement\u00a0to ex-offenders who have committed violent, non-violent and non-sex related offenses\u00a0and have been released from incarceration within last 180 days.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.ourfathersproject.org<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 249-1536
\nAddress:<\/strong> P O Box 222086
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33422
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 8:00pm \u2013 by appointment only
\nServices:<\/strong> Provides on site or in the home, evidence based, age appropriate father\/child parenting\u00a0classes, co-parenting sessions, individual family counseling, fatherly focused support\u00a0groups. Family team treatment meetings, intake, assessments, dependency family law\u00a0workshops, reentry and incarcerated Fathers Program.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.positiveimagesflorida.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (954) 484-1824
\nAddress:<\/strong> 2700 West Oakland Park Blvd Suite #22
\nFort Lauderdale, FL 33311
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm | Saturday | by appointment only
\nServices:<\/strong> Positive Images Enterprises, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization assisting men\u00a0and women in Miami-Dade and Broward County, providing job readiness workshops,\u00a0professional outfits for job interviews, and assistance for individuals in transition. We work with men, women and youth. We have served over 15,000 men and women since\u00a0we have been established.<\/p>\n
\nCOMMUNITY RE-ENTRY: Dress men and women coming from prison for job\u00a0interviews; Transitional housing; Aftercare support groups; Adult Mentoring Program<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.co.palm-beach.fl.us\/opd<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 355-7500 x7603
\nAddress:<\/strong> 421 Third Street
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33401
\nHours:<\/strong> Monday \u2013 Friday | 8:00am to 5:00pm
\nServices:<\/strong> An ex-offender re-entry case management program for county jail sentenced men and\u00a0women needing transitional assistance.<\/p>\n
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\nWebsite:<\/strong> www.cjcrestore.com<\/a>
\nPhone:<\/strong> (561) 355-2326
\nAddress:<\/strong> 301 N. Olive Ave. Suite 1001
\nWest Palm Beach, FL 33401
\nHours:<\/strong>
\nServices:<\/strong> Reentry is a vital component of Palm Beach County’s criminal justice strategy. Florida\u00a0offender reentry efforts seek to promote offender success in the community and reduce\u00a0the recidivism rate of offenders released from prison. Florida has embraced statewide\u00a0and county-specific initiatives to address this important public safety issue. Restore\u00a0brings together numerous agencies that are working together to develop and implement\u00a0best practices for a comprehensive, statewide reentry program that assesses and\u00a0responds to offender risks and needs.<\/p>\n
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