Reduce the recidivism and relapse rate of offenders.
To cultivate excellence by establishing standards and guidelines necessary in order to maintain healthy and productive lives
Promote educational excellence and increase workforce readiness.
Promote positive self-esteem, high achievement, and confidence.
Teach how to avoid addictive and destructive relationships and behavior.
Create new and emerging relationships between the educational, business, and church communities.
Teach the necessary skills and help the offender to regain confidence to reenter into society as functional and productive members of the community.
Teach them to be dedicated, committed, and focused.
Teach them that they have a future for which they are accountable and have a responsibility for their families.
Teach them to believe in themselves, others, and God.
Improve Communication Skills.
Promote and Encourage Healthy Lifestyles.
Provide mentoring and coaching
Reduce the number of people living at or below the poverty level.
Assist with the rebuilding of integrity in families and in an effort to provide a secure and healthier society.
Develop programs and offer services that will effectively equip, empower, support, and restore offenders, former offenders, and families of offenders so that they can lives the lives that God has predestined for them.
Train volunteers to effectively minister to the needs of offenders and families of offenders.
To help the local church and community to become “user friendly” toward offenders.
Network and partner with local, state, and federal agencies so that we can effectively meet the needs of offenders and their families.
SCRIPTURE “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed for I am your God. I will strengthen and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. (Isaiah 41:10, NIV)
