Title

VOA Texas Second Chance Mentoring Program

Description
Volunteers of America Texas developed the Second Chance Mentoring Program which matches incarcerated mothers with community members for one-on-one mentoring during incarceration and after reentry. Wilder Research evaluated the program by conducting a review of program documents and speaking with mentors, mentees, program partners, and staff members.
Client Organization

Client Organization

Volunteers of America - Texas
Project Type

Project Type

Evaluation
Wilder Topic

Wilder Topic

Criminal Justice Family Impact

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