Stuff that will help you get a fresh start!
Inspiration Corporation 4554 N. Broadway Suite 207 (housing & Jobs) 773-878-0981 Help getting housing for ex-felons and those who are in recovery or homeless.
West Health Authority
5816 W.
Division 773-786-0226 ex2106 (prisoner
re-entry)
Saint Sabina Employment Resource Center Koron Nash 7911 S. Racine 773-783-3760
Roosevelt University Life Skills Re-Entry Program.... Must have DOC number... (bus fare provided) 312-281-3370
FeatherFist -Have a question or
need housing help? Please feel free to contact us via phone, fax,
2255 E. 75th Street Chicago, IL 60649 Phone: 773.721.7088 Fax:
773.721.7144
Safer Foundation - 571 W.
Jackson Blvd 312-922-2200
Things to think about....
The journey to recovery is a life long process. Use the same energy for progress as you did when you got in trouble. I won't lie to you. It isn't easy...but your worth it. Your loved ones will be proud of you.. Most importantly, you will be proud of yourself. Lastly, if you have kids. They will look at you as a mother or father instead of a thief or addict.Get a fresh start.... as a non-violent ex-offender get your record sealed.
Do some volunteer work. It will count toward getting your record sealed
Attend peer groups or substance abuse groups, it counts toward getting your record sealed.
Get Educated.. Get a Technical Skill or go to College, it leads to financial freedom.
Be around people who are trying get ahead in life. That's not being a square!
Think About Your Kids
Ex-Offenders Re-Entry Support Centers
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The Department of Family and Support Services’ Community Re-Entry Support Centers (CRSC)
Howard Area Community Center7648 N. Paulina St./11200 S. State St.
Centers for New Horizon 945 W. 69th St.
Teamwork Englewood815 W. 63rd St., 2nd Floor
Safer Foundation Welcome Center808 S. Kedzie Ave.
Community Re-Entry Support Centers (CRSC)
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