“It takes a village to change one perons at a time” – Halley Crumb
Reentering society after incarceration is a challenging journey, especially for men who face numerous barriers and stigmas. However, with the right support and opportunities, they have the power to transform their lives and become valued contributors to society.
The overdose epidemic sweeping across the United States has created an urgent and critical need for effective addiction recovery programs. The devastating impact of substance abuse and overdose deaths has left families shattered, communities in distress, and individuals trapped in a seemingly never-ending cycle of addiction. Retraining the Village 501(c)(3) recognizes the gravity of this crisis and the pressing need for comprehensive support and resources.
Reentering society after incarceration is a challenging journey, especially for men who face numerous barriers and stigmas. However, with the right support and opportunities, they have the power to transform their lives and become valued contributors to society.
David was arrested as a Youth Offender, and he spent his time in prison advocating for criminal justice reform and fighting for the rights of incarcerated people.