Our clients need advocates to help them succeed. Advocacy begins far in advance of the parole hearing through legal counsel, spiritual support, and post-release planning assistance.

Gainful employment, safe and affordable housing, and the development of pro-social connections can be hindered by systemic legal and societal barriers. Advocates address these barriers by helping to develop and reform exiting state and federal laws.

A client advocate is anyone willing to speak, write favorably and publicly support our clients as a class and individually. Students, retirees, family members and concerned citizens can fully participate in impactful advocacy and make a difference. Contact us today to find out how your unique set of skills and experiences can be translated into meaningful advocacy for our clients.