A Place to Stand
Housing navigation, emergency stabilization, landlord advocacy, referrals, and move-in support.
Learn about housing support
Faith · Freedom · Purpose · Restoration
Freedom is just the beginning.
Liberated Prisoners, Inc. is a Florida-based faith ministry walking with returning citizens, incarcerated men and women, their families, and at-risk youth — from the day of release to the day purpose is restored.
Federally recognized 501(c)(3)
Led by people with lived experience
Florida-based — serving wherever we’re needed
5
Core restoration initiatives
Housing, transportation, work, connection, youth
150–250
Lives projected in year one
Initial direct-service reach
Quarterly
Board review of every program
Progress checked at 30 days, 90 days, 6 and 12 months
Florida
Florida-based ministry
Serving wherever we are needed
The Restoration Pathway
Five things a person needs in the first year of freedom.
Reentry succeeds when someone has a place to stand, a way to move, meaningful work, healthy connection, and hope for the next generation. We walk each step with them.
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A Place to Stand
Housing navigation, emergency stabilization, and move-in support.
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A Way to Move
Transit passes, bicycles, e-bikes, and ride coordination.
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Meaningful Work
Résumés, interview coaching, certifications, and fair-chance employers.
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Real Connection
Family contact, mentorship, correspondence, and encouragement.
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A Next Generation
Scholarships, mentoring, and leadership for at-risk youth.
How Restoration Happens
Practical support. Meaningful connection. Lasting opportunity.
Our five initiatives address the barriers that most often stand between release and long-term stability — plus the partnerships that make them possible.
Access to Opportunity
Transit passes, vouchers, bicycles, e-bikes, safety equipment, and ride coordination.
Learn about transportationPurpose Through Work
Résumés, interview preparation, workforce readiness, certifications, referrals, and mentoring.
Learn about vocational supportConnection Creates Hope
Phone and messaging assistance, family engagement, correspondence, and reentry planning.
Learn about communicationsPrevention Through Promise
Scholarships, recognition, school support, mentorship, leadership, and career readiness.
Learn about youth initiativesStronger Together
Church, employer, educator, volunteer, and service-provider partnerships that expand restoration.
Become a partner
Our Mission
We don’t just help people get out. We help them rise.Liberated Prisoners, Inc.
Lived Experience · Trusted Leadership
A mission born through perseverance, faith, and service.
Liberated Prisoners was founded by leaders whose lives have been shaped by incarceration, trauma, family separation, legal advocacy, education, ministry, reentry, and redemption. That firsthand understanding guides a compassionate model centered on dignity and accountability.
- Founded by a man who overturned his own life sentence from inside
- Board members with decades of lived reentry experience
- Quarterly board review of every program and every dollar
“To proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed.” — Luke 4:18
Mission in Motion
Restoring lives. Rebuilding futures. Redefining legacies.
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Three Ways to Help
Choose the way you want to change a life.
Fund a month of mobility
A month of transit passes can carry someone to a job interview, a probation appointment, a doctor’s visit, and back to their family.
Give todayMentor one person
Two hours a month of encouragement, coaching, and steady presence changes the odds for someone rebuilding from zero.
Start volunteeringOpen a fair-chance door
Employers, churches, educators, and service providers can open the doors that make restoration permanent.
Become a partnerJoin the Movement
Be part of the story of restoration.
Your support helps people access housing, transportation, work, connection, education, and renewed purpose.
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