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Photograph of Parole Project client, Keith in front of Angola gates

Meet Our Newest Clients | January 2021

After 24 years in prison, Richard received his second chance. He looks forward to reconnecting with his family and starting a career with skills he had developed
Chris Timon became a certified collision technician during his 25 years of incarceration. A resident of Redemption Homes, he landed a job at a local automotive dealership and is putting his skills to use so that he can rebuild his life
While incarcerated, Keith earned a college degree, cofounded a mentorship program, and authored a curriculum to help his peers overcome their daily struggles. After 26 years in prison, he received his second chance. We are better served by having Keith home, rather than in prison
After more than two decades in prison, Paul received his second chance. A mentor to others at Angola during his incarceration, he aspires to be a servant leader in his new community

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