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Reentry One-Stop RAWNY’s Reentry One-Stop provides services and support to adult men and women returning home to Monroe County after incarceration—whether from the Monroe County Jail, state prison, or federal detention. We partner with other human service agencies that provide vocational training, health care, housing assistance, help getting public benefits, mentoring and support, mental health treatment, recreational activities, connection to substance use treatment, job placement and career exploration, transportation, NYS ID and birth certificates, help with civil legal issues like employment discrimination and landlord/tenant problems, other issues that may prevent you from building the life you want, in spite of a criminal record. |
News | Events | StoriesKnow Your Rights: Fair Housing Protections
JUNE 1, 2023 1 - 2 PM Arrest and conviction records can create significant barriers and challenges for people seeking safe, affordable housing. The Center for Community Alternatives, Judicial Process Commission, and Legal Assistance of Western New York present “Know Your Rights: Fair Housing Protections.” Come and learn about your rights so you are not unfairly discriminated against when filling out rental applications. Attendees will also learn why it is important to know exactly what is on your Rap sheet and how to get a copy for free so you can correct any errors. Registration is encouraged via the calendar link above, but walk-ins are welcome. For more information refer to the attached brochure or contact the Outreach Department at 585-428-8313. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
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Prison to Promise is a podcast hosted by Dr. Craig Waleed, a RAWNY Board Member.
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This project is supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP0206 awarded to Monroe County, New York by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. |
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The Reentry Association of WNY, Inc. has received generous funding from ESL Federal Credit Union, the United Way of Greater Rochester and the Finger Lakes, and the Episcopal Dioceses of Rochester |
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