Empowering Returning Citizens, Youth & Communities
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F.A.C.E. (Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex- Offenders)
Our Mission:
F.A.C.E. (Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex-Offenders), is 501c3 Nonprofit Re-entry Organization. Our Mission is to provide top-notch community care and reliable support to Men and Women who are in need of guidance. We strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment for the betterment of all human well-being regardless of race, gender and/or religion.
Future of Non Profit Program
Although transitional housing is a highly competitive business, we provide the services focused on a at-risk community. No matter how big or how small, the F.A.C.E. organization makes a difference in the lives of the population we serve. Our goal is to empower those we serve with skills that will enhance their lives both personally and professionally. Regardless as to what road they choose, face Inc., offers the skills needed to make life choices that will enhance their lives and give them the tools to be successful in the community they live, work, and serve.
The essence of our program success is measured by utilizing an in-depth holistic approach to empowerment. The F.A.C.E. organization is a much needed program and a go-to model for success. Our approach to catering to the needs of the Reentry Population has established Face Inc., to become a premier and reliable resource for transitional housing and life skills development and training.
F.A.C.E. Organization Summary
Our goal is to provide temporary housing and life resources so those we serve can become empowered, independent, and resourceful individuals. Our services are unique, long-term, self-sustainability based and a holistic approach to the participants essential needs.
A main thrust of the effort of increasing visibility within the communities of those being served and challenged by poverty and/or criminalized behaviors will be through the development of effective relationships with other social service providers such as court systems, detention centers, jails, probation officers, and the prison system. These are the “front line workers” who are in the best position to make referrals to people who are truly in need of the services. By developing a relationship with these organizations, a constant flow of participants can be provided with a continuity of care.
The F.A.C.E. organization, has campaigned to develop visibility within the community for both client as well as fundraising. Activities such as participation on radio shows, television, sponsorship of one-day events/seminars, and other public events. These networking ideas have utilized Face Inc. to give a presence to Transitional Housing within the community as the effective and reliable leadership organization. Fundraising efforts are made more efficient when people know about Transitional Housing and the positive work they are doing. These strategic objectives are critical success factors that will help us achieve these objectives that are uncompromising dedication to this high risk population, unbiased support, and patience.
F.A.C.E. Inc. (Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex-Offenders) is proud to operate in the wonderful State of Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation with Good Standards as a 501c3 Non-profit Charitable Organization- (D10294304).
Program Focus:
Our service has distinct advantages that have leveraged Face Inc. to help make it a successful service provider with sufficient resources such as:
- Female-gender services: This is a need because incarcerated women are more vulnerable than any other population in society. The female-gender environment allows women to deal with issues of self-esteem which are very typical in incarcerated situations. Female gender also allows a sisterhood to develop, which brings about community and a bond of togetherness. It also creates life-long relationships between the women and children. Lastly, it minimizes the risk of distractions between residents.
- Length of Stay: We offer service to participants the option of staying up to one year at the facility. The ability to stay a longer time significantly increases the chance of rehabilitation, skill development and self-sufficiency.
- Empowerment: This program when fully engaged by the participants is quite successful in creating and empowering self-sufficient, confident individuals.
- Capacity: We offer one on one personalized care needed in order for them to be successful, and get the necessary tools to achieve their goals and to be an asset to themselves, their families. friends and the community.
Charm City Community Care
The F.A.C.E. organization is proud to announce our partnership with Charm City Community Care, who is centered on providing our clients the support system they need to overcome the challenges of life, health, and overall well-being. Our commitment doesn't just stop there. We work in partnership with many care providers, mental health practitioners, and more, to further cater to your differing needs. For more information please visit:: https://charmcitycommunitycare.com
Ex-Offenders Are Anyone. Anywhere
If you would like to learn more about our program or if you would like to make a referral, please don't hesitate to contact us today at: (410) 522-FACE (3223) and click on this link attached for our current project update: https://bit.ly/4dF3H7a
Our Services:
We offer a wide range of community support services to Youth, Adults, Ex-Offenders, Returning Citizens and those who are seeking linkage to care such as the following:
- MEN Transitional Housing Program
- WOMEN Supportive Services (Housing Referrals)
- Workforce Development Training
- O.A. Offenders Anonymous Meetings for Men
- O.A. Offenders Anonymous Meetings for Women
- Behavioral Health Sessions
- Counseling Sessions
- Therapist Referrals
- HIV and Hep C Testing / Counseling
- Peer Support
- Peer Recovery Coaching
- Case Management
- Mental Health Referrals
- Substance Abuse Referrals
- Mentoring
- Anger Management
- Case Management
- Narcan Training
- Community Outreach
- Life Skills Training
Our goal is to help individuals achieve their full potential and fulfilling lives.
F.A.C.E. Food Giveaway:
We partnered with the Maryland Food Bank to provide FREE Food Distributions of non-perishable items on every second Tuesday of each month and delivered at the Harvey Johnson Towers, located on 1510 W. Mosher Street. Baltimore, MD. 21217, starting at 12:00 Noon - until all food items are completely gone. Click on the Learn More Button below for more information and/or contact us directly about how to become involved. Volunteers Are Needed.
How To Become Involved:
Qualifications for receiving F.A.C.E. supportive housing can vary depending on the specific program, location, and funding sources. Our supportive housing is totally geared towards providing the tools necessary for individuals to achieve their obtainable goals and programming skills with hope for sustainability. We are NOT Landlords nor do we seek to become interested with the terms of renting rooms and/or Families/Tenants. This setting is program structured and designed for individuals who face challenges such as returning home from incarceration, homelessness, mental health issues, substance abuse, or other barriers to stable housing. While specific criteria may differ, common qualifications often includes:
Our Vision
We envision a Baltimore where every community member has access to the support they need to thrive. Through collaboration and advocacy, F.A.C.E. Organization seeks to create a more inclusive and resilient community for all.
How do we measure our participants success?
The Goal: Empowering participants to achieve thriving: Empowering Youth, Adults, Males and Females, regardless of gender, race or religion by mobilizing reliable resources, and strengthening communities together. Pre-Survey: Participants will complete a survey at the start of the program. This survey will determine how they envision achieving a thriving future and what is their interpretation of "Strengthening Communities Together."
Provide Resources: a) forming educational, professional and community partnerships; b) purchase needed supplies (writing material, books, educational games, etc.)
Activities: Plan appropriate activities (training, off-site socializing events, community involvement trips that display acts of kindness, volunteerism, and the like)
Post-Survey/Evaluations: Each participant will be given monthly evaluations for the purpose of measuring success. They will be given a survey three-fourths of the way into the program.
Outcomes: a) Participants are exposed to several multifaceted approaches that address their needs and challenges; b) Participants are acquiring skill sets (educational, valuable insights, and leadership development).