Real change starts with breaking the cycle of crime and keeping previously convicted individuals from repeating the same cycle of behavior.
• Developing life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and decision-making. These skills can help those incarcerated recognize and avoid criminal behavior in the future.
• Teaching career and technical skills that can help a person find employment upon release.
• Helping those incarcerated understand their responsibilities to society and the importance of law-abiding behavior.
• Facilitating personal development and growth by providing support on a psychological level.
• Building stronger relationships through the development of interpersonal skills.