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Along with providing immediate refuge and relief, we take a holistic approach to healing; helping clients move from surviving to thriving.
Nearly 2/3 of former inmates are unemployed or underemployed five years after being released from prison.
The Salvation Army Women's Restorative Justice Program (WRJP) provides housing and supportive services for women in recovery from substance abuse with recent criminal history; helping them successfully re-enter society as productive community members.
The Salvation Army fights for human rights and social justice.
The Salvation Army believes nobody is for sale and that everybody needs a second chance. We fight for people who are being trafficked, giving them support and resources to leave the situation. We help inmates and people recently released from prison reconnect with their families and the community as a whole. The Salvation Army provides counseling, job training, referrals, and other support systems to help them remain free from a life of crime.
The Salvation Army offers assistance to homeless women and their families in Winnebago County, Illinois through the Women's Restorative Justice Program (WRJP). The program provides housing and supportive services for women in recovery from substance abuse who have recent criminal history. Women can participate in the program for two years.
STOP-IT provides holistic services to people who are being trafficked (labor, sexual exploitation or domestic servitude). Through the STOP-IT program, The Salvation Army partners with Cook County State's Attorney and other social service agencies to help survivors leave trafficking situations and rebuild their lives.
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