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Do you know someone who is currently incarcerated and preparing for release? Are they in need of support or services? ATR Integrated is here to help.

Our Transportation Program provides FREE rides from Intake & Release to shelters, clinics, hospitals, cooling centers, and the ATR Hub.

📞 Text for a ride: 602-904-2528
📧 [email protected]

Please share to help connect individuals returning to the community with the support they need. 💙

Thank you to Blessed Hope Bibles for donating a bible for every youth at Lewis Prison 🙏 You all are amazing and our youth are so excited for these bibles!

Sharing as our youth sometimes end up here. We see a high volume of trafficking victims on the juvenile side. Great to see agencies collaborating together to meet identified programming needs.

Half of incarcerated women in Maricopa County jail are victims of trafficking, survey finds A first-of-its-kind study reveals depth of lifetime trauma that inmates at Estrella Jail have experienced, and sparks efforts to provide support through new programs rolling out this spring.

Hope In Motion was recognized as an Outstanding Community Partner last week for the 3x since we started in 2022.

Sharing for God’s glory alone and as a testament of His love for His children in facilities ✨ Since starting, we have seen communities unite, programming increase, youth voice increase, and we have seen more family-centered care.

Thank you to Peoria Diamond Club ⚾️ for inviting us in to throw the first pitch at Spring Training last night. Chaplain Rose was amazing. To God be the glory ✨

Come join us tonight, as Chaplain Rose & our team will be throwing out the first pitch ⚾️

If you need us, we’ll be posted at the ballpark! White Sox vs Padres Gates open at 4:30 | first pitch at 6:10
We’ll see you there!

Join us this evening for Night of Hope at Pureheart Church, as we join with other ministries, nonprofits, people with lived experience and the community to take a stand against human trafficking and to be a united light of Hope ✨

✨ Can’t attend Night of Hope 8 in person tonight? You can still be part of it. ✨

Tonight at 5:00 PM, we gather for Night of Hope 8 to shine a light on human trafficking and stand for freedom, restoration, and hope.

If you can’t be in the room physically, join us online and help us make impact from wherever you are.

📺 Watch live here: Bethel Chandler Youtube page
http://www.youtube.com/

Your support matters more than you know.

When you:
• Watch the livestream
• Share it on your page
• Tag friends
• Comment and engage during the event
• Pray with us in real time

You are helping push this message beyond one building and into homes, phones, and hearts across our city and beyond.

✨ Let’s make this the BEST livestream we have ever seen.
✨ Let’s flood social media with hope.
✨ Let’s amplify every story, every testimony, every call to action.

Even if you can’t sit in a chair tonight, you can help fill the internet with light.

Go live with us at 5 PM.

Share it.

Engage.

Be part of the movement.

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At our holiday giving event at Adobe yesterday, youth were treated as leaders and each unit was given the opportunity to learn about local community-based resources, as well as select a cause Hope In Motion will be donating to on their behalf. Here are our stats from yesterday:

- 8 units and 98 youth chose to participate
- 28 staff attended
- Units selected 8 organizations
- 89 youth shared written and verbal responses in response to the open-ended question that was asked about how they would choose to better their communities.

Youth identified the main general areas they would like to change and support:

-Homeless/food resources (51 youth identified this area)
- Animal shelters
- Children
- Cancer treatment/hospitals/medicine
- Churches
- Schools
- Foster care
- Toys

Youth also verbally shared creative ideas about how to create safer schools, address homelessness, and address gun violence. Some additional things that were written:

- "Buy basketballs for poor kids who have a dream to play basketball."
- "Open a 24/7 homeless shelter"
- "Hold a barbeque in a community park for the homeless where we provide food, drinks, fun activities, and just spend time with the homeless."
- "Make bus stops safer and more comfortable for the homeless."

All of the youth we work with will be released at some point and we believe they can be positive leaders in their communities. Yesterday, all of the youth were engaged, wanted to give back, and many shared positive experiences with volunteering on previous occasions.