Launched in 2018 and operating out of 324 W North Avenue, Partners in Hope is a robust prisoner reintegration initiative. Borrowing from the success of the Las Vegas initiative, Hope for Prisoners, we are committed to assisting individuals like you in your successful transition back into society.

No problem at all! Partners in Hope is designed to provide you with both soft skills training and job training, regardless of your previous work experience. We’ll help you get ready for the workforce.

All are welcome. While Partners in Hope is a faith-based initiative, you do not have to have faith to participate. We respect and value all participants, regardless of the religious or non-religious beliefs.

At Partners in Hope, our support doesn’t end with the workshop. We have an ongoing support network that includes mentors from diverse fields. They are here to provide guidance and resources for as long as you need.

The Wednesday Night Huddles are weekly gatherings that bring together current participants, program graduates, mentors, parole and police officers, and supporters. They are a great opportunity for you to receive mutual support, share a meal, and learn from guest speakers.

We are here to help you live free of addictions. Our program provides a supportive environment for your journey toward sobriety, and we connect you with resources to assist you in this process.

This session is designed to foster a safe, respectful dialogue between you and representatives of law enforcement agencies. It’s an opportunity to humanize the badge, understand the challenges officers face, and share your own experiences. The aim is to cultivate trust and mutual understanding.

Our ultimate goal is to help you achieve maturity in your faith and interpersonal skills, contribute positively to your community, attain sustainable employment, secure, stable housing, break free from addictions, and establish positive family relationships.

While it’s not required for your parole officer to approve your participation in Partners in Hope, we believe it’s beneficial to have their support. This can help ensure that your participation aligns with any conditions of your parole and can provide an additional layer of accountability and encouragement.

No, we are not a program as programs have end dates. We will walk with you by your side as long as it takes, because we understand that reintegration takes time. It is going to be difficult. There are going to be days when you don’t know what to do, and those days may be 10 years from now. Whenever those days come, we will be here. We will be here as long as you need us.

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