Re-Entry Initiative

Anchor of Hope Re-Entry Mentoring and Employment Project

Anchor of Hope

Crime leaves lives shattered and in broken pieces. Christ is our anchor, He is our hope! Re-entry is the avenue by which an individual who has had contact with the criminal justice system can now obtain resources to help access jobs, training, housing, family reunification, and re-conciliation with God.

Mission:

We see our mission as a holistic one. Our goal is to help at-risk youth and adults maintream back into society.

Program Description:

Anchor of Hope (AOH) Re-Entry is a ministry that provides holistic services to ex-offenders and their families. Our purpose is to assist in the successful re-integration of ex-offenders, referred to as "New Contributors," returning to the community by helping them become productive, responsible and law-abiding citizens. Anchor of Hope Re-Entry strives to reduce recidivism through effective and comprehensive services and education.

Clients hear about Anchor of Hope through parole and probation officers, and community and public agency service providers.

Requirements:

  • Must be at least 14 years of age or older.
  • Must have had either current or previous contact with the Criminal Justice System (federal, stte, or local).

Services include:

  • Pre and Post Release
  • Life Skills
  • Pre-Employment Training
  • Mentoring
  • GED/Literacy
  • Rites of Passage
  • Mental Health & Drug Treatment Referral
  • Housing Referral
  • Work Experience
  • Job Placement Referral
  • Support Service Referral
  • Case Management & Follow-up

Two Locations:

City of Refuge
14527 South San Pedro Street
Gardena, CA 90248
Phone: (310)516-1433
Fax: (310)516-7134

United Job Creation Council
4112 South Main Street
Los Angeles, CA  90037
Phone: (323)432-3976
Fax: (323)432-3955

Download a printable PDF of this page's information [PDF:661k], or more information about the UJCC Re-Entry Initiative [PDF:4Mb], or the Anchor of Hope Brochure [PDF:1.2Mb]

This Project is funded in part by a Grant from the Department of Justice.

 

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