Hudson Valley receives $400K to fight to keep local inmates out of jailOctober 18, 2018Editoral TeamNews0 CommentsMADE Transitional Services, based in Spring Valley: $127,381 to assist Rockland County inmates.Click Learn More to read full article from Lohud.com Learn MoreShare ThisTweetSharePlus oneShareEmailYou may also like Former Incarcerees Find Hope—and Employers—at NYC ‘Second Chance’ Job FairAt first glance, the job fair held April 11 at the Grand Hall of New… 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… Toney Earl Jr. Honored At Spring Valley NAACP’S Black History CelebrationStatement from Earl Jr. founder of M.A.D.E., a transitional program for African American youth that…Leave a Reply Cancel comment replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Website Comment
Former Incarcerees Find Hope—and Employers—at NYC ‘Second Chance’ Job FairAt first glance, the job fair held April 11 at the Grand Hall of New…
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…
Toney Earl Jr. Honored At Spring Valley NAACP’S Black History CelebrationStatement from Earl Jr. founder of M.A.D.E., a transitional program for African American youth that…
