COMING SOON

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The GAP is one of the few programs in the country that takes a comprehensive and holistic approach to preparing incarcerated women for release. In addition, The GAP supports graduates post-release by acting as a bridge to housing, jobs and other resources. While the re-entry program aims to reduce recidivism, the overarching goal is for women to be provided with the tools to not only avoid returning to prison, but to lead joyful, meaningful and productive lives.

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The GAP will offer classes to incarcerated women who are within a year of release and to those women/teen-women who are victims of Domestic Violence. We're prepared to work with 50-60 students each year, who are selected from women incarcerated throughout the Washington, DC, Maryland and local Virginia vicinity correction system. We're aiming to bridge the gap by uniting these women and addressing their pains, reshaping their perspectives on society, and highlighting the immense value they bring to the world by focusing on our M.E.S.H.E. system:

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• Mental Health

• Employment

• Social

• Housing

• Education