Archive | Recovery and rehabilitation

We work with ecumenical partners and others to bring effective rapid public transportation to metropolitan Richmond. The rapid transit system for greater Richmond connects job-seekers with employers and county residents with downtown attractions, with a positive impact on our region’s economy. In this area, we are also working on race relations through a partnership with […]

Working through project:HOMES, a community agency that provides services to elderly citizens, our volunteers work together several times a year to renovate or repair the homes of low-income elderly city residents. Kyle Martin is our professional building contractor who supervises and welcomes even those with no building experience! Contact: Andy Smith, 310-1026

A team of volunteers with professional expertise, such as accountants,  lawyers, financial planners, eldercare/nursing home specialists, and building contractors who provide consultation to the Director of Servant Ministry/Pastoral Social Worker or clergy in addressing issues and questions that relate to the needs of a church member. Volunteers work on a periodic “as needed” basis. When […]

Recovering from Everyday Addictive Lifestyles Program is the Richmond City Justice Center’s (RCJC) premiere program. REAL’s purpose is reducing recidivism through ensuring residents (inmates) are prepared for re-entry into society. The REAL team assists individuals impacted by incarceration, or homelessness, or who are battling addiction and challenged by barriers and obstacles within the community keeping […]