About Help For Felons
Help for felons is an organization that is devoted to helping felons return to the workforce, find housing and other needs by providing up to date and relevant information. We are always working to expand our database to include new information about jobs, training, loans/grants and job skills among other things.
Changing Lives
Many felons want to change their lives but often find that their past haunts them when it comes down to finding a job, housing or applying for a loan. We are here to try and break the barriers that felons face on the outside. The stigma attached to ex-felons is often unfounded and judgmental. Most felons seeking work are not hardened criminals, violent or habitual criminals.
Up to date information
There are almost no current/updated resources available for ex-felons. While most prison systems have programs for inmates to attend there are almost no transitional programs for felons outside of the walls. We hope that we can help fill this void for ex felons that are trying to get back on their feet.
How you can help us
We are an independent free standing organization that does not accept donations or tax breaks. The only thing that we ask of our users is that you like our pages on facebook, spread the word about us and to comment on articles. If you need further information or have suggestions please let us know!
Even if we can help one person return to a good, wholesome life it is well worth the effort. We wish you all the best!
My freind is a convicted felon got laid off his job now facing eviction from his home and we have reached out to all the organizations but no one can help n hes family wont help hes facing going back to prison and im lost on how i can help i dont feel he should have to go back to prison for something that was out of his control please can someone help us his name is Nathan Hurt if u can help please call or text him 385-495-0734.
My husband and I are trying to look for housing but because of his background it’s hard to find anything we need help in finding a place in central Phoenix
I am having the same problem. Can you please let me know if you have any breakthroughs.
I just moved to glendale az from wa. I have a full time job and I am raising my daughter. I can’t find anyone to rent to me due to my past. Any help would be appreciated
Hello,
I’m reaching out to you on behalf of my brother who was recently released from prison who is now working and is looking for an apartment to rent. Can someone please assist?
Whets did he find work? My brother is looking for a job he is out of prison March 29th
Bonnie
I am looking for a place in Broward county Florida. Me and my boyfriend have felons my was in 2003 and his was 2009, we both got out went to work release and have been working since. I have to due to my landlord is selling her house and I can not find a place who will even consider renting to felons even though we have never been late on the rent one time since we have been out. I have ok credit does any know of any place in Broward county? Thank you
I’m searching for a nice place to rent or rent to own. I’m currently receiving SSI.
GOVERNMENT HOUSES FOR DISABILITY FELONS IN NEWALBANY MS 38652
I started being homeless in 1988 one year after my mother died also one year after my release from
SHERIDAN CC. I was 18 years old. Now im 48 and Im still homeless. im crying now cause of
the pain of it. Ive been in and out of prison since. 22 years of my life have I lost and I still cant find help.
NO one will rent to me , no one! I cant hold a job for more than month. paranoia and panic attacks overwhelms
me. somedays I find an empty dumbster and sit in it as long as I can . and Im always crying. Im always running.
someone please help me stop running. please lord!
Illinois shiloh lake Suzanne mobile home park u can work and live
In need of help, mostly for my fiance. He’s done a felony in his past when he was about 19 or so, and he’s about to turn 33 real soon. We’ve been looking for an apartment together in Hampton Roads (Southside) in Virginia for a little over a year with very little luck. Just about everyone is judging his past alone, regardless of how great he truly is deep down. He also wants a job (he’s a previous supervisor; though, his passion is landscaping), but is unable to find the opportunity to prove his worth. I’ve tried (and still am) helping and supporting him as best I can. I’m never going to give up on him like others have because he tripped in life. But if you have any resources, that’d be great and highly appreciated!
Hampton Roads is where the first Ironclads did battle during the civil war, cool area. Here is a link to a listing that may work for you. Convictions must be over 7 years old which his is right? Not sure if it is close enough for you?
https://richmond.craigslist.org/apa/5393360285.html
This page will be updated if we get anything in your area.
https://helpforfelons.org/felon-friendly-apartment-search/
Here is a job to look at:
https://norfolk.craigslist.org/lab/5395812009.html
Walk into small locally owned places, that will give him the best chance. I know it’s hard but it can be done.