Make A Difference Everyday - M.A.D.E.
Giving hope and changing lives through transitional housing and workforce inclusion
Our Vision
M.A.D.E. Transitional Services seeks to reduce unemployment, recidivism, and homelessness by empowering our participants to make sustainable, personal changes that positively impact their families and communities.
Our Services
Housing and livelihood are pillars of human dignity, and employment is crucial to the stability of returning citizens. We provide opportunities to help justice- involved individuals gain and maintain stability and self-sufficiency.
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Toney Earl Jr.’s Incarceration Almost Stopped Him From Getting A Job. His Success Shows Why Businesses Need to Implement Fair Hiring Practices.
Toney Earl Jr. was 25 years old when he was convicted for felony possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell. Though he had never been to prison before, he was sentenced to 42 months in a New York state correctional facility. He would serve 31 months of that sentence. When he was released…
Toney Earl Jr. Honored At Spring Valley NAACP’S Black History Celebration
Statement from Earl Jr. founder of M.A.D.E., a transitional program for African American youth that help enable them to become the leaders of their own future. www.made-transitions.org
Hudson Valley receives $400K to fight to keep local inmates out of jail
MADE Transitional Services, based in Spring Valley: $127,381 to assist Rockland County inmates. Click Learn More to read full article from Lohud.com
Our Mission
M.A.D.E. addresses the multi-dimensional needs of justice-involved citizens seeking a second chance through holistic services and partnerships.
Opportunities
M.A.D.E. is looking for interns who are passionate about solving critical social justice problems and providing opportunities for the formerly incarcerated and their families to thrive. This is an unpaid part-time opportunity.
Our Programs
- Transitional housing
- Pre-release and post-release support
- Employment readiness and placement
- Alternatives to Incarceration (ATIs)
- Workforce inclusion advocacy
