Newlife-Second Chance Outreach
457 Nathan Dean Blvd STE 105 #330, Dallas, 30132
(706) 223-0893 · more numbers below
NewLife-Second Chance Outreach is a volunteer-run group led by people who have been in prison. It helps Georgians affected by an arrest, conviction, or incarceration. It offers free money courses, job and leadership workshops, voter education, a list of fair-chance resources, and a family support group. It does not give legal advice or help pay for rent, housing, or bills.
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- Accepts felony records
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 12
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Criminal Justice Reform AdvocacyProgram
The group speaks up on issues like fair-chance hiring and housing, voting rights, parole and probation reform, and prison conditions. Organizations and communities can request a speaker, and the Advocacy page has guides and fact sheets.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Digital Literacy CohortsProgram
An in-person computer skills course for justice-involved Georgians, held with the DeKalb County library system. Applications for the cohort the pages describe are now closed.
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Employment AssistanceService
This service helps adults with job search support, resume help, interview prep, and other steps toward steady work. It is for people 18 and older, including people who are unemployed or have a criminal justice history.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Entrepreneurship TrainingProgram
Training to help people affected by the justice system start and run their own businesses. Details about upcoming trainings are on the group's Entrepreneurship page, which was not among the pages read.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Financial Wellness & EducationProgram
Free online money courses, a financial check-up, and one-on-one coaching through a partner called First Step Alliance and KOFE. You make an account on their portal to get started.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Job Readiness & Workforce DevelopmentProgram
Job readiness, skill-building and leadership workshops for justice-involved Georgians. Groups can also ask the organization to send a workshop facilitator.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Our Time Virtual Support Group for FamiliesProgram
A monthly Zoom support group for families of people who are incarcerated or recently released. It is a safe space to share, get emotional support, and learn about resources.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 24
Reentry Navigation & MentoringService
One-on-one mentoring, advocacy, and referrals that connect justice-involved people to housing, employment, food, healthcare, substance use and mental health resources.
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