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Check out the latest release from CJI and Community Resources For Justice (CRJ), the 2024 Edition of the Coming Home Directory (CHD)! This resource identifies and describes organizations in Greater Boston that support returning citizens as they transition back to the community. For more information on this resource, or to download your own copy of the CHD, visit cominghomedirectory.org.

What can be done to produce better outcomes for those with ACES? With collaboration between existing community resources, we can provide wraparound support to families and improve their chances for success! Learn more by visiting smartjustice.org

Did you know? One of our key missions is connecting our youth with community resources and removing barriers that prevent them from accessing services. Learn more about our case management program: https://ow.ly/4Jit50PnPam

It's important that services are accessible to all. Next Chapter are the bridge between Private and Community Support.

Community. Growth. Independence. See what our families are saying about Our House, Inc. 💛 Learn more about Our House, Inc. at https://lnkd.in/gFTAK2qg

Community. Growth. Independence. See what our families are saying about Our House, Inc. 💛 Learn more about Our House, Inc. at https://lnkd.in/gFTAK2qg

Did you miss last week's webinar about protecting income and when to protect ASSETS in a pooled trust? Watch the recording on our website and access other webinars to learn more about pooled trusts and protecting benefit eligibility. https://lnkd.in/d3piNZ5

"As Black disabled people, sometimes the disability part of our identity is minimized. Of course, at some point there needs to be a conversation with the rest of our larger community about the fact that our value is the same as everyone else’s. In the meantime, we have each other. We can love each other, amplify each other and tell our stories." - Tinu Abayomi-Paul What are your needs and the needs of your people? How can you strengthen trust and transparency within your mutual aid network? Learn more about how Mutual Aid enables us to save ourselves on the Disaster Justice Guidebook, available for free at www.justiceshorter.com.

At DMCU we ask a simple question: What would your neighbor do? This question guides how we define our products, increase membership value, and contribute to the community. Because that’s what a neighbor would do. 💜

By integrating the term “unattended death cleanup” into community education and response efforts, we can address both the prevention of these incidents and the importance of a specialised cleanup process when they occur.