Prospera Reentry

Men at the Grafton Reintegration Center recently helped with landscaping at the Lorain County Services Connection Center. What a beautiful way to give back to the community!

Did you know the Grafton Reintegration Center, in partnership with PROSPERA Reentry, provides incarcerated men an opportunity to complete a screen-printing apprenticeship? This program is certified by the U.S. Department of Labor and requires the men to complete over 4,000 hours of structured experiential learning. In 2024, three men completed the apprenticeship program, two of them continuing to assist new apprentices and manage the shop. There are currently 9 men in this program. Recently, the Creative Ink Screen-Printing shop (so named by the original inmate-participants) completed a project for the non-profit, Young Men Growing - 2025 Summit.

Please consider having your non-profit, screen-printing needs met by Creative Ink. For more information contact Marc Houk, [email protected]

https://youtu.be/oVwwks7zzfo

Prospera Reentry is the sister non-profit to True Freedom Ministries, dedicated solely to prisoner workforce empowerment. We transport inmates daily to job sites where they earn from minimum to prevailing wage. This program is having a huge impact.

One client shared that Prospera helped him make a smooth transition back to society: “I didn’t have to worry about saving up any money because I already had money. I just had to focus on reuniting with my family, being in my daughter’s life, and bonding with her all over again.”

Thank you for your partnership with us. Prospera Reentry is having a huge impact in the lives of so many inmates. Would you prayerfully consider making a monthly or one-time gift to support this amazing work?
https://prosperareentry.org/donate

Prospera Reentry - Helping Create Smooth Transitions Back into Society Prospera Reentry is the sister non-profit to True Freedom Ministries, dedicated solely to prisoner workforce empowerment. We transport inmates daily to job s...