At JPC, we are working to create a just, nonviolent community. We support the rights of all people affected by the criminal justice system and promote changes to that system to help them achieve their fullest potential. 

Dear community member,

You are an important member of our JPC family!  Meetings take place over the phone, thru Zoom and face to face by appointment.  You may call the office, 325-7727 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday to learn more about our re-entry services.  Check the JPC web site for updates about our operating procedures.

JPC is following all the health and safety guidelines. Masks are not required to enter the building, however, if you feel sick please stay home until you are feeling better.

If you currently participate in services and need to drop off or pickup documents please comply with the following instructions.  When you arrive in the parking lot, 200 West Avenue, call 325-7727, JPC staff will come down stairs to greet you.

Staff are assisting with the following re-entry services: 

• Increasing employability services: RAP sheets and assistance preparing an application for certificates of rehabilitation. We will help you understand your employment rights in NYS and prepare your application for certificate of rehabilitation. If eligible, we will refer you to the Public Defender’s Office or LawNY for sealing or litigation.  Call and ask for Annette or Myril for the details.
• Food, shelter, housing referrals to homeless women and men and their families.  Information, support and referrals “over-the-phone”.   
• Encouragement and support for mothers exiting any of the following: the Monroe County Jail, Albion Correctional Facility  or a federal prison. We offer weekly video conference support groups.  If you have been released, call the office to ask if you are eligible. Assistance with family reunification and obtaining safe, affordable and permanent housing is offered.
• Volunteer mentoring opportunities are available, meet over the phone with the JPC Mentor Coordinator to become a trained mentor.  There is a critical need for mentors to “walk with” women and men while they are incarcerated in the Monroe County Jail or State Prison and as they return to our community.  If you have questions, call 325-7727.

Best Regards,

Judicial Process Commission

JPC provides comprehensize, evidence based re-entry services to serve clients involved in the criminal justice system. Our programs help clients navigate legal barriers, build social networks and access food and shelter so they can achieve self sufficiency.

Legal Action Project

Food, Shelter & Housing

New Journey

Adult Mentoring

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