We focus on offering guides and solutions to those who carry out a systematic or criminal process, we accompany you in your action process; in order to favor their process of active integration into society, creating viable and active opportunities to guide the reeducation and reintegration of the person. We guide you in the development of your autonomy and in the understanding of the vital importance that co-responsibility of it entails. We trust in the importance of forging new opportunities that lead to projecting a better future, we believe in the enjoyment of freedom while preserving social welfare, without the need to repeat conduct contrary to society. We put at your disposal the mechanisms that will allow you to reintegrate into society through educational and employment programs.
Homeless Youth
RIGHTEOUS SONS Homeless Youth Department, led by Greg Smith, strategy is to have a youth-centered transitional support approach to provide long-term services. Youth will work with Mr. Smith to increase their self-sufficiency, by enhancing skills for independent living, communication, relationship building, and self-reliance. Youth benefit by being in a safe and stable housing. Improving their overall well-being, health, education, & future employment opportunities, will strengthen our communities as a whole.
When our organization was created in 2018, African Americans made up 13% of the total United States population. Almost 40% (232,881) of all missing persons, were African American. African American women make up seven percent of the total United States population and they also account for 10% of all reported missing persons. 64,000 African American women and girls went missing (The Black & Missing Foundation).
The F.B.I’s National Crime Information Center’s list of active missing persons showed almost 90,000 active missing persons cases at the end of 2020. Of those cases, African American and Native American people made up a larger share of missing persons, than their total share of the US population. African Americans account for one-third of active missing persons, but only 13% of the total U.S. population.
For the Christmas holiday our Human Trafficking and Women’s Reentry Departments collaborated and hosted a Women’s Empowerment Pancake Brunch. Women gave testimonials and spoke about their triumphs of surviving human trafficking and overcoming the struggles of returning home from prison.
Donations and proceeds collected at the brunch allowed for these two departments to make 150 purses filled with hygiene products and donate clothes to women that lived in shelters and transitional housing.
Women's Reentry
RIGHTEOUS SONS Women’s ReEntry Department is designed to assist incarcerated and those returning home, with a successful transition to their community. We provide a safe and respectful environment, we also encourage healthy relationships, address trauma and those with mental health issues, will be referred to a community partner. Not only does our organization assist with job placement, but we offer mentoring as well, so that clients may have help navigating through any issues that may arise while they’re transitioning. Our organization also offers educational opportunities job training, and connecting them back to their community. We see you as a client not an offender.
Righteous Reentry
Persons being released from prison already have hard time reintegrating back into society, especially Black and Brown males. RIGHTEOUS SONS is here to offer positive support through Mentoring and Counseling. We offer a variety of resources, including job readiness, placement and a skilled trades program. Our goal is to make your transition back into society a positive and successful one.