New Hampshire Department of Corrections: The Department of Corrections of the state of New Hampshire serves to protect public safety and reduce crime rate as well as recidivism of ex-offenders. The correctional system of the Department serves to treat inmates with a humane, appropriate and constructive method that cares for their well-being while turning them into positive members of the community.
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CRJ Hampshire House : The programs of CRJ have a big focus on specializing treatment towards particular needs of participants. Client comfort and public safety are the top priorities in CRJ. Partnered with the community and many social service agencies for premium quality treatment toward inmates, CRJ works towards both the community and the participants as their highest dedication.
Headrest, Inc.: The Headrest is the home of individuals who have little or no support in fighting addiction, transition pressure, low income, and so on. This program is typically the last resort of the customers but it will do its utmost to deliver the wholehearted services to them. The Headrest has residential programs and transitional courses for ex-offenders who have a hard time re-integrate into the community after their sentence.
New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union (NHCLU): The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire works as entities to protect the residents from injustice and unfair treatment. The target of the ACLU of New Hampshire is to raise awareness of civil liberties of individuals under the federal and state constitution so that residents can learn to protect themselves and report any freedom infringement.
Alternative Solutions Associates, Inc.: The Alternative Solutions offers a large range of services for former offenders to re-integrate into the community with positive attitude and good life skills so they can contribute more to the neighborhood and reduce recidivism. Ex-offenders are also provided with job counseling, community work offers, skill development training, education, and so on.
NH Works : The New Hampshire Works gathers information about job postings, job fairs, job resource materials, veteran services and other labor assistance services so that job seekers will have less trouble looking for a job and employers can find potential labor here. NH Works also has a wide range of partnerships with other Departments and social organizations to help promote the employment in New Hampshire.
Keystone Hall: The Keystone Hall is an NGO delivering comprehensive treatment and care for clients who are subject to substance abuse. The place welcomes all members of the community who want to end their addiction and start a positive life that makes values for the community. Results of Keystone Hall have been proven contributory to the development of both clients and the community in which they live.
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