Reading to Break Recidivism

Published December 21, 2013

Reading To Break Recidivism
If they cannot write, FMBC will help. “If they are charged as an adult, there is a lot of stress so it is a relief to let some of it out,” recounts Shae Harris, FMBC's reentry outreach specialist. A book of FMBC member writings, “They Call Me 299-359 …
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Help needed for those organizations trying to help others for the Christmas …
We at Foster's ask our readers to review the donation list and try to give some help. …. Dover Fire Toy Bank needs new and unwrapped: Toy trucks, stuffed animals, books (ages 8-14), board games (all ages), basketballs, footballs, soccer balls …
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Christmas: Are You All Wrapped Up in the Wrong Things?
Maybe people are just busy, angry, lost in their addiction or unwilling to let go of an offense. Don't get … Family and friends are often ready and willing to help if we'll let them. Allowing … She has authored several books including "I AM Says …
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Help Us Help Radiant Survivors of Stroke, Cancer, Abuse, Addiction — http://radiantsurvivor.com . Erica Tucci is not just a stroke survivor; she’s a RADIANT survivor. In this video, Erica tells the story of how her super-charg…