SARC Foundation

We offer formerly incarcerated programs and temporary housing assistance to reduce recidivism.

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We're wrapping up #SecondChanceMonth with a pledge to continue supporting formerly incarcerated individuals in their journey towards a brighter future. Together, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society for all.

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Leaving prison is a difficult journey that often leaves lasting effects on an individual's mental health. Let's focus on #mentalhealthassistance for those who are re-entering society & support their path to healing.

Learn about our #healthcare services: https://t.co/h3ILtBN2JK

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#SecondChanceEmployers play a vital role in providing a pathway to redemption, reducing #recidivism, and contributing to the economy. Let's break down barriers & give everyone a fair chance to succeed.

Read the benefits of being a second chance employer: https://t.co/qN0dyirexu

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Leaving prison isn’t as simple as walking out the door & returning to the life you had before.
Re-entering citizens must be equipped with the knowledge & resources to make the most of their second chance. Our foundation exists to do just that.
Learn more: https://t.co/0pqOl7g6L6

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One of the greatest ways to show your support for those seeking a second chance is to volunteer your time to help them.

If you’re interested in getting involved with our foundation, get in contact with us: https://t.co/3rjUzlUOZS

#SecondChanceMonth #SecondChances

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Spring is the season of new beginnings, and #SecondChanceMonth is a reminder that it's never too late to start again.

We help returning citizens successfully re-enter society by offering programs and services that are aimed at reducing #recidivism: https://t.co/0pqOl7g6L6

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Children with #incarcerated parents face a range of challenges that can impact their social, emotional, and academic development, including stigmatization, financial hardship, and social isolation.

Learn how to empower these children in our blog: https://t.co/eIWpYV6O0M

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Nearly half of the people in #prison have a substance use disorder, but only a fraction of them actually get treatment.

#Incarceration is not the solution to addiction.

#prisonreformnow #rehaboverpunshiment

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Breaking free from #financialinstability is possible, even after incarceration. #Financialliteracy can empower #formerlyincarcerated individuals to make better financial decisions and build a brighter future.

Explore our Financial Literacy Program: https://t.co/s0wOeyr3Ix

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#JusticeInvolved people are not always eligible for #publichousing, and hose who are may be placed on a waiting list behind applicants without a felony conviction.

See how we help provide #transitionalhousing for citizens following their release: https://t.co/Zml8gAV47c

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Peer support is one of the strongest ways to #reducerecidivism. It gives formerly incarcerated individuals who are suffering from mental health issues someone to confide in.

Click through to read how our Peer Support (WRAP) Program works.
#prisonreform #formeryincarcerated

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Join our movement to #reducerecidivism in North Carolina💙

We are looking for partners who can assist with transitional housing, financial training, legal advice, transportation, clothes or food.

Contact us 919-987-1054 or visit our website: https://t.co/3rjUzlUOZS

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#Animalassistedtherapy (AAT) has become a popular complementary therapy for a wide range of conditions, from behavioral health disorders to autism and PTSD.

Read our blog on how AAT benefits #formerlyincarcerated individuals: https://t.co/7TiDxI6Fum

#reducerecidivism

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Children of incarcerated parents are more likely to have academic & social difficulties & are more likely to get in trouble with the law themselves. The loss of a parent to #incarceration can impact them for the rest of their lives.

Read more in our blog: https://t.co/i817ION7OC

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We exist to #reducerecidivism in our North Carolina communities by providing healthcare, housing assistance, legal services, & more to formally incarcerated individuals.

Visit our website if you know someone who could benefit from our services: https://t.co/3rjUzlUOZS

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#Healthcare providers are a lifeline for those who are re-entering society. They are an essential element in #reducingrecidivism in our communities.

Visit our website to see how we help #formerlyincarcerated individuals gain access to healthcare: https://t.co/h3ILtBN2JK

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We often discuss the atrocious amount of incarcerated people who suffer from #mentalillnesses (and their lack of care), but what is it about the prison system that causes these issues? Click through to find out.

#incarceration #socialjustice #mentalhealth

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Imagine leaving your past mistakes behind and having a clean slate to start fresh with employment, housing, and even your right to vote. Let's explore the benefits of #expungement in North Carolina: https://t.co/t6snkT3STC

#formerlyincarcerated #reducerecidivism

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By giving #incarcerated individuals the tools and education they need, we can ease their transition into society and help them become productive members of the community.

Learn about the three pillars of our Successful Re-entry Community Matrix: https://t.co/0pqOl7g6L6

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A class-action lawsuit was filed against the Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women in central Virginia in 2012 for #unconstitutional health care. There are still problems a decade later, including delayed necessary care.

Read the entire article: https://t.co/ovxAewkoe9