Juvenile Justice Center

The Juvenile Justice Center (JJC) of Philadelphia is a non-profit multi-service organization that has been dedicated to ensuring the safety and welfare of vulnerable children, youth, and families since 1976. Through a range of in-home, out-of-home, community, and school-based services, JJC focuses on intervention, prevention, and support to help at-risk youth remain outside the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Offering programs such as foster care, behavior health services, and truancy intervention, JJC provides essential resources aimed at empowering families and fostering positive outcomes for children. Their mission is to provide supportive services that promote the well-being of youth within their communities and educational environments. Generated from the website

Why Not Prosper is a grassroots nonprofit organization in Philadelphia, PA, dedicated to supporting formerly incarcerated women in their re-entry efforts from prison to the community. Founded by a formerly incarcerated woman, the organization provides a range of programs and services, including pre-release mentoring, residential facilities, and a community resource center. With a strong commitment to empowering women, Why Not Prosper offers a continuum of support to help women in distress rebuild their lives and overcome challenges. Through their programs, women are provided with essential life skills, mentorship, and resources to facilitate their successful reintegration into society.Generated from the website

Working Families is a community organization based in Philadelphia, PA that focuses on supporting and advocating for the needs of working families in the area. Through various programs and initiatives, Working Families aims to address issues such as affordable housing, access to quality education, and economic opportunities for all members of the community. Generated from their business information