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PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & SERVICES

Assisting Incarcerated Men, Inc. is developing a coordinated approach to help men prepare for successful reentry. Our work begins during incarceration and continues through connections to practical resources, community support, and opportunities for long-term stability.

What We Are Doing Now

Correctional-Facility Outreach

AIM volunteers are currently beginning their work at Wake Correctional Center in Raleigh, North Carolina. Through approved volunteer activities, we are building relationships with incarcerated men, correctional staff, facility leadership, and community partners.

Faith-Specific Support

Through the Assisting Incarcerated Muslims initiative, AIM helps connect incarcerated Muslim men with appropriate religious support, educational materials, community relationships, and assistance preparing for their return home.

What We Are Building

Reentry Resource Connections

AIM is developing a network of organizations, professionals, volunteers, and community partners that can help returning citizens access:

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  • Housing and transportation

  • Employment and job-readiness resources

  • Education and skills training

  • Identification documents and public benefits

  • Health, wellness, and recovery support

  • Community and peer-support services

Education and Reentry Preparation

AIM is working toward offering approved educational and reentry-preparation activities inside correctional facilities. Areas being explored include computer literacy, basic information-technology assistance, GED preparation, life skills, and planning for release.

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Program availability will depend upon facility approval, qualified volunteers, partnerships, and available funding.

In Development

Transitional Housing Initiative

AIM is developing a small transitional-housing pilot in Durham, North Carolina. The planned residence is intended to begin by serving approximately four adult men returning from incarceration.

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The program is being designed to help residents work toward employment, transportation, personal stability, permanent housing, and responsible community life.

 

Additional information—including eligibility requirements and the application process—will be published as the residence moves closer to opening.

In Development

Work With AIM

AIM welcomes correctional institutions, community organizations, educators, employers, housing providers, volunteers, and supporters who want to help men prepare for successful reentry.

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