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Meet Our Newest Clients | August 2024

Carl
After 26 years in prison, Carl received his second chance. We were there to welcome him home and put his reentry plan into action.
Curtis
Curtis was incarcerated for 49 years before he received his second chance. We are committed to helping him rebuild his life after nearly five decades of incarceration.
Lester
Lester spent 28 years in prison before getting his second chance. Lester is most excited about being reunited with his wife of more than 30 years whose support guided him toward today.
Creighton
Creighton was sentenced to life in prison in 2001. Over the course of his 23-year-long incarceration, he overcame addiction and helped others do the same. Creighton is eager to start working soon, using skills he learned while in prison.
Wayne
Wayne spent almost two thirds of his life in prison. Nearly four decades later, the now 64-year-old is rebuilding his life with Parole Project's help. “it’s been a long journey," he said, "but I’m glad I kept walking by faith.”
Lehman
After 26 years in prison Lehman earned his second chance. While incarcerated, he developed a passion for carpentry. He spent more than 20 years building his woodworking skillset for a future he always hoped would come. Now he is looking forward to using those skills to build a career.
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