Fair Chance Project
Fair Chance Project represents a movement led by liberated lifers (formerly incarcerated men and women), prisoners, and loved ones of the term to life prisoners organized around the demand for just sentencing laws and fair parole practices. Additionally, the group integrates formerly incarcerated men and women back into society enabling them to give back and to help build strong, self-sustaining communities.
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Men, women, and youth coming home from lock-up are offered assistance with basic necessities such as food and clothing, housing and job referrals, and a way to get the paperwork necessary to take the next steps. They are brought into the larger Fair Chance Project family where they meet others who share similar needs.
For more information, call (323)920-7124 or visit the website fairchanceproject.com.
