WE ARE reaching out to veterans in East TN, who are in need of securing employment and stable housing, through grants provided by the Departments of Labor and Veteran Affairs.
Do you know…? If you have ever served in the military or someone you know has, take the time to contact a representative of Volunteers of America…
See if you are able to take advantage of the program grants and service referrals.
Good afternoon Jeff. Where is you home located?
I recently relocated from Fl to Tn. I have two dogs who r emotional support animals who r presently in a kennel..i hav to get them tue morning and have no where to go. I”m a vet and senior (76yrs old and on social security. I desperate need of your help because i don’t want to end up living on the streets with my dogs. Please help us, please i beg u.
Thank you for your service and sorry to hear about your situation. We received your message and phone and tried to call you. No answer. Please call us at 865-850-8376 as soon as you can. Be safe and blest.
i was interested in the assisted living and temporary housing for homeless veterans, i am a veteran with medical problems and mental health issues which make finding a good job difficult. i wanted to know what was needed on my part to get any assistance. i was honorably discharged.
Good morning Mr. Black. Thank your for your service and sacrifice. If you live in Knox County, we would recommend you contact the Knoxville Outpatient Clinic at 865-670-2369 and talk with either Allison Hedrick or Hanna Jones.
I personally want to thank Heather and all the staff at VOA. You have been a blessing for me ever since God put you in my life. The things you do for veterans is quite awesome and very appreciated. These Angels from Heaven are not just hard working people they are the nicest and the most caring people I’ve ever seen. I just want to personally thank you Heather and everyone there for your kindness and hard work you’ve done for me. I will be enterally great full for everything you’ve done for me. I consider you a part of my family and I Love you all dearly. To have people in this day and time to really care about you is something I’ll carry with me and brag about for the rest of my life. Thank you again and God Bless You. Richard Hunter
Thank you, Heather and VOA for supporting and caring for Richard. Our heroes are blessed because of your service to God and their Country.
My name is Ron Anderson and I am a disabled veteran from having agent orange from the Vietnam war and have some regular upkeep chores that I need help with. I can pay or make a donation. I would appreciate any help you can . Thanks!
Tristan Buckner
CEO
The Felons Guide
301 14th Ave North; suite 208
Nashville, Tn. 37203
thefelonsguidellc@ecsllc.work
615-589-2339
Volunteers of America Tennessee
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Tristan Buckner, and I am CEO at The Felons Guide
LLC, an organization dedicated to empowering Justice impacted individuals as they navigate
their path towards reintegration into society. We recognize the valuable work being done at VHC and would like to propose an innovative partnership aimed at enhancing the rehabilitation process through our unique educational program, “Recreating Yourself, and “The Felons Guide”.
The “Recreating Yourself”, and “The Felons Guide” program is designed to empower individuals currently incarcerated to reshape their self-perception and societal views. Our focus is on fostering empowerment and emotional well-being, creating a supportive environment for participants to rediscover their potential. By incorporating our Learning Management System (LMS), compatible with SCORM files for tablet systems, we aim to provide an engaging and accessible learning experience for all individuals in your facilities.
Through this partnership, we can collectively work towards reducing recidivism and fostering positive community connections. Our program equips participants with the tools they need to overcome barriers and build a successful future beyond their incarceration.
Key benefits of our partnership include:
– **Customized Learning Material**: Tailored content addressing the specific needs of the incarcerated population.
– **Engagement and Empowerment**: Interactive modules that foster a sense of community and support among participants.
– **Proven Outcomes**: Evidence-based approaches aimed at reducing recidivism rates and enhancing emotional well-being.
We believe that by integrating our program into your facilities, we can support your mission of rehabilitation while providing individuals with essential skills for successful reintegration into society.
I would be thrilled to discuss this proposal further and explore how we can tailor our approach to best meet the needs of VHC. Please feel free to contact me at +16155892339 or thefelonsguidellc@ecsllc.work to set up a meeting at your earliest convenience.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to collaborate in creating a positive impact on the lives of Justice impacted individuals. We look forward to the possibility of working together towards a brighter future.
Warm regards,
Tristan Buckner
CEO
The Felons Guide LLC
http://thefelonsguidellc.mobirisesite.com
Added Data from: CoreCivic
CoreCivic Data/ TFG
From the data provided by: Matt Moore
Senior Director, Reentry Services
“The Felons Guide” course across the 4 CoreCivic Facilities Starting Jan 1 will be in 16 facilities.
From start Feb 2023 through
January 31, 2024 we have had 107 enroll in Felons Guide and 95 complete. the specified time
period. A total of 107 felons enrolled in the program, and 95 of them successfully completed
the course. This indicates a completion rate of approximately 89%, which is a promising
indication of engagement and commitment to the program.
After the completion of “The Felons Guide” course, the next step would be to track the
progress of the individuals as they reintegrate into society post-release. This involves collecting
data on their employment status, recidivism rates, and personal achievements. Additionally,
conducting interviews and surveys to gather insights into their overall well-being and success
post-release will be crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of the program.
I was in the army and my spouse and I are currently homeless. We have exhausted all options that we know of to get help. Between credit issues and having a dog I’m working on getting registered as an esa we have been denied for everywhere we have applied. Is there anything we can do for help to find a place.