Marcus got the job! 🔔 He is working in the manufacturing industry after earning an OSHA certification while incarcerated. He has faced health challenges since his release but he has not let anything discourage him from moving forward in his #NewBeginning ! 🙌
Schalles came to Project Return in 2021 after a two year prison sentence. This week, she returned to us as a volunteer, helping other participants practice their interviewing skills! We are so honored to have her back and so proud of her consistent commitment to #NewBeginnings
Words can’t describe that bell ringing feeling! Time to celebrate! 🙌
#MondayMotivation
We would like to say a very special thank you to United Way of Greater Chattanooga for awarding Project Return with the Catalyst Fund Grant, which allows us to offer additional upskilling opportunities for our participants!
That feeling when you just got a job! 👏 Congratualtions to Tim who just landed a position as a forklift driver in Chattanooga. He is putting his years of experience to good use! Let’s hear it for Tim!
Systemic causes range from a history of racial and ethnic subordination to ongoing police tactics that unfairly ensnare people of color into the system.
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#RacialJustice #Reentry
As we celebrate Juneteenth, let's honor the struggles and triumphs of those who fought for freedom and recognize the continued efforts needed to achieve true equality for all. Together, we can build a future where the principles of justice are upheld for everyone. 🎉✊🏽📚
Ebony and Daniel represented Project Return last week at the @TNJusticeCenter Resource Fair! Honored to be a part of such an important event providing an abundance of necessary resources to the Nashville community! 👏














