Our goal is to reduce the impact of repeat offenders upon public safety, public spending, Florida families and individual lives. Remar USA helps people with drug and alcohol problems, as well as people who have issues in their lives which have caused them to be homeless. Remar USA offers a long term program in which people are welcome to stay indefinitely, so there is no need to live on the streets. They provide housing, food and Christian ministry.
Our program, at the USF College of Public Health, assists individuals and families with enrolling in health care coverage programs, such as the Health Insurance Marketplace, Florida Kidcare, Medicaid, and other community based resources.
We also conduct public education, provide referrals to social service agencies, and assist with troubleshooting complicated health insurance issues. We are required to be unbiased, trained in cultural competency, and all of our services are free. OIC also has a mentoring program and provides each participant with a care coordinator who works with the individual one-on-one to assist them in obtaining employment.
Transition, Inc. Transitions, Inc. The ex-offender will need to visit the individual employment sites or websites in order to apply for employment. Project was created to provide ex-offenders with a structured apprenticeship program, designed to fully prepare them to reintegrate successfully into society. Project offers training in organic farming, business and construction.
The paid apprenticeship program is designed to last two years, during which time the ex-offender will receive housing, education and training. Applicants do not need any formal education in order to apply for the program. Applicants will also receive valuable networking contacts in order to further their successful reintegration into society at the completion of the apprenticeship program. Upon acceptance into the program, ex-offenders will be placed in a furnished apartment no deposit required and will be given suitable clothing.
The program even offers to pick up ex-offenders from the local bus stop, if possible. Participants are also offered employment opportunities.
The nationally recognized Ready4Work program is designed to help ex-offenders successfully re-enter society by utilizing a whole person approach. Participants are provided with case management services and receive life coaching as part of the program; they will also participate in job training and ultimately receive assistance with job placement. The program is not available to ex-offenders who committed sexual crimes or violent crimes.
On this website, there is a vast amount of information to help ex-offenders network with each other and find tips and strategies on locating gainful employment, suitable housing and more. These specialized resources and websites will provide ex-offenders and family members seeking information on job opportunities and housing resources with a good starting point for their initial internet searches.
Other generalized search engines such as www. They may not have education. They may not have completed high school. They may not have any type of training. So through the Department of Labor we are able to add that in as a component. Open in Our App. Download it here.
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