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6feb
JJC mentoring @ 6:30 pm, 555 Atlantic Ave.
6feb
* CEC Alumni Mtg. Hoffman Hall. JJC Memtoring @ 7:30-9:30 6:30-5:55, Atlantic Ave.
7feb
Opportunity Reconnect @ 9:30- 11;30am, 1812 Federal Street
8feb
NG Life South @ 7:30-9:30, south Jersey
13feb
JJC mentoring @ 6:30, 555 Atlantic Ave.
14feb
Opportunity Reconnect @ 9:30-11:30 am, 1812 Federal Street, Camden NJ
15feb
NG Life South/ Bo Robertson 10:30-12pm @ 7:30-9:30pm, south Jersey
16feb
Helping Hands Food Pantry @ 6-8pm, south Jersey
20feb
JJC mentoring @ 6:30 pm, 555 Atlantic Ave.
21feb
Opportunity Reconnect @ 9:30- 11;30am, 1812 Federal Street, Camden NJ
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The average person in prison functions at a 6th grade level in reading and a 5th grade level in math and only 2% of the corrections budget is spent on education or vocational programming.
 
Our IE3© Mentorship Program provides a four tier, holistic approach in addressing recidivism. Our four step process begins at Incarceration and moves through EDUCATION, Employment and Entrepreneurship; our program establishes a purposeful mentor/mentee relationship. |
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Education
According to US Department of Justice statistics, a significant number of inmates do not have a high school diploma or GED. In fact, 68% of state inmates’ academic levels are sixth grade or lower.
 The Nehemiah Group’s Ie3© Mentorship Program will provide access to the following services:
- GED/educational classes
- Resume Writing
- Computer training
- Life/Social Skills
- Substance abuse counseling
- Cognitive behavioral treatment
- College accredited courses
- Vocational training
Career counseling and educational guidance will be provided to ensure that the mentees maximize their potential and efforts.
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