
THE WHITE FLAG THAT LED TO A SECOND CHANCE
How surrender gave Brandon a life full of purpose and meaning By Lou Haviland As Brandon stood with his older brother and cousins on a Florida
Mindful of the growing number of citizens with some sort of criminal history, and understanding the barriers to successful re-entry, the Hairston Foundation established The New Phoenix Initiative to work with community partners to increase employment opportunities to returning citizens – focusing on the healthcare industry.
Some survey data suggest that more than half of released ex-offenders remain unemployed up to a year after their release from custody. A major goal of this program is to identify ex-offenders and train them to become family caregivers (e.g. they can be hired by one or more home care agencies to provide care to a loved one or close friend who is also a qualified Medicaid recipient).
In partnership with the Healthcare Training institute, we provide training for individuals who wish to become family care givers and Certified Nurse Aides.
Our mission is to connect individuals with the services they need, when they need them. By providing employment training and opportunities we provide the formerly incarcerated with increased capacity for growth and hope.
How surrender gave Brandon a life full of purpose and meaning By Lou Haviland As Brandon stood with his older brother and cousins on a Florida
All it took was having someone there—someone who saw him, not for what he did, but for who he was. Sgt. Joseph Serna, a retired
Hear first hand accounts of the positive impact the CAPABLE program has had for a local senior living at home. CAPABLE is designed to make
Family Caregivers in the US provide $470 billion in unpaid care Read more about the AARP 2021 Caregiving Out-of-Pocket Costs Study HERE. Find resources and support
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