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In partnership with HOPE for Prisoners and the Nevada Department of Corrections, the $10 million vocational village aims to help incarcerated individuals gain skills for high-demand jobs and reduce rates of reoffending.
Christmas has a way of stirring the desire for harmony at home with family. Every family’s foibles make it difficult to reach that idyllic state. But in some situations, the challenges loom much larger. That’s where groups such as Hope for Prisoners and Safe Families come in. Hope for Prisoners is a Las Vegas-based initiative helping men and women successfully reintegrate back into their families, work and community after incarceration. As founder and CEO Jon Ponder observes, “The majority of people really do want to change. But they have no idea how to do it.”
Crimea-born actress Alla Nazimova was once the highest-paid film actress in the world. After a series of scandals and box-office flops, her name is mostly lost to history.
/PRNewswire/ -- HOPE for Prisoners, a Nevada-based nonprofit, today announced its new Las Vegas facility will be called the Billy Walters Center for Second...
In September 1919, rumors were starting to circulate around Hannibal that 50-year-old Thomas O’Donnell, co-owner with his brother, Robert, 47, of O’Donnell’s Bros. Funeral Home, might be planning to leave