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Sister Hearts is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals reentering society after incarceration. Through their programs, they focus on the vital steps of decarceration and provide resources to ease the transition back into the community. Led by CEO Maryam, Sister Hearts travels nationwide to educate communities and organizations about decarceration and the implementation of their program. They emphasize the importance of social responsibility in fostering a supportive environment for those affected by the justice system. Generated from the website

HistorySisterHearts, Inc. mission is to help integrate individuals back into the community by providing the necessary tools for emotional rehabilitation, support, economic development and resources for their success and to enhance community awareness by bringing together public and private supporters to help persons incarcerated and recently released successfully transition to re-enter our communities as accountable, contributing, self-sufficient and law-abiding citizens.SpecialtiesAfter spending 13 years in prison due to a wrongful conviction and seeing the mistreatment of women behind bars, Maryam Henderson-Uloho bought and sold thrifted merchandise to make a living. Life wasn't easy after her release, but when she got back on her feet, she made it her mission to improve other previously imprisoned individuals' lives. With the help of community donors, Maryam sells quality clothing at great prices and even runs a decarceration program for formerly incarcerated individuals. Inspired by the women who helped Maryam in and out of prison, SisterHearts aims to be a safe haven for everyone. We host special events to support inclusion and diversity every month -- all of which encourage a strong sense of compassion and openness. So whether you're looking to donate, shop, volunteer, or get involved, there's always a warm welcome and opportunity waiting for you here.