The Mayor’s Office for the Reentry
by
Bob Shipman Jr | 03.04.2007
From the Mayor's Office for the Reentry of Exoffenders. The One Stop Center (OSC) is now open and able to assist all ex-offenders, whether they're from federal, state or county prison. The current Mayor is not perfect, however every now and then he hits a homerun. In my book this is one of the missing links in the overall violence chain.
In my line of work a day does not go by that I am not conforted with assisting single TANF parents that want and need to begin a productive lives, as for help , but their records gets into their way. From the Mayor's Office for the Reentry of Exoffenders. The One Stop Center (OSC) is now open and able to assist all ex-offenders, whether they're from federal, state or county prison.
Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street, Esq.
The Mayor’s Office for the Reentry Of Ex-Offenders
The staff is sensitive to the needs of this population, Harriett T. Spencer, Jd, Director, is proud to announce Philadelphia’s first: Now Open!
1741 S. 54th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Services Offered includes:
Job Readiness Training
Job Training
Job Placement & Retention
GED Classes
Mental Health
Substance Abuse
Housing
Parenting Classes
Probation & Parole Accessibility
Utilities Assistance
Mentoring
Case Management
Legal Education Workshop
Motivational and Educational Seminars
Proposed Services in FY08
State-of-the-Art Computer Technology
Telephone, Fax and Copier
Legal Services
Paternity Testing
Child Support Modifications
Identification Restoration
Other Free Resources
For more information contact The Mayor’s Office for the Reentry of Ex-Offenders
(215) 685-3370 or (215) 685-3625; http://www.phila.gov/reentry
Hours of operation:
Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
SEPTA Subway Route 11 or SEPTA Bus Route 52
Comentarios
good news
Submitted by Steve (no verificado) on Jue, 03/08/2007 - 10:32ambut I wonder how recently released 'offenders' will learn about this program. It's my understanding that, unless you're released on parole, you don't receive the guidance or support that could help connect people to these types of programs. I hope they have folks working in the prisons that can help.. too often this lack of counseling practically guarantees a return to jail after release.
Agreed
Submitted by tw (no verificado) on Jue, 03/08/2007 - 4:48pmbut there are a few programs in place for re-entry that aim to get people linked before they get out. The Prison to Community Program for instance, does re-entry but a large part of their work is identifying people in prison and linking them to re-entry programs on the outside. I believe prison to community is working with Street's new reentry program.
re-entry program
Submitted by Terry (no verificado) on Lun, 05/02/2011 - 12:55pmI'm just wondering how is it that one get to be in the re-entry program since I am just hearing about this from my wife. I have been released since july 2010 and have also been trying to find a job which have been difficult. So tell me is this re-entry program for me? If so how do i go about entering it, I would appreciate all the help I can get.
I think you can do this and
Submitted by marirea sanilor (no verificado) on Dom, 02/05/2012 - 6:35amI think you can do this and it certainly will be a good work for you, you shouldn't have no worry because of this.