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Adobe Acrobat PDF format CSOSA's Faith-Based Initiative Service Provider Resource Guide 2009 [2.21MB]

H1N1 Flu: A Guide for Community and Faith-Based Organizations - Provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Directory of Resources - Provided by the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia

Adobe Acrobat PDF format D.C. Prisoners Legal Service Project [364.6KB]
A Guide for Family and Friends of Prisoners

Adobe Acrobat PDF format InterFaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington Emergency Food and Shelter Directory [318KB]

National Directory of Programs Available for Women Offenders
Provided by the National Institute of Corrections, in partnership with the Women's Prison Association

Adobe Acrobat PDF format Prisoner Reentry [232KB]
Compiled by National Criminal Justice Reference Service

Adobe Acrobat PDF format Report and Comprehensive Evaluation of the Previously
Incarcerated Peoples (PIPs) Forum, January 29, 2005 [1065KB]

Adobe Acrobat PDF format Starting Out, Starting Over, Staying Out [1256.81KB]
A Guide for District of Columbia Ex-Offenders:
Housing, Food, Employment and Other Resources (DC-CURE)

 

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Adobe Acrobat PDF format Fact Sheet: Offender Reentry in Washington, DC

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