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“I’m learning things about cooking, like how to break down a chicken, depending on what Chef wants to make he teaches us how to make it and we take notes so we can do it at home.”
-Jose
“After this I want to get serious about welding again and go to a welding school, because it’s what I’ve always wanted to do.”
-Cody
“It’s good to be around people that have the same mindset as me, in trying to better myself.”
-Roy
“Jail to Jobs has kept me sheltered, alive and pushing when I gave up on life.”
-Joseph
“Jail to Jobs helped me be in a better place. They gave me more faith and happiness and pushed me to not go back to negativity that always brought me down.”
-Litzy
“All you need is a crack in the door to clear the darkness in a room…that is Jail to Jobs.”
-Blake
“Jail to Jobs got me my first paycheck ever!”
-Chandler
“I just needed someone to help me get through a tough time, and Jail to Jobs was there for me.”
-Jhevin
“Jail to Jobs has helped me face the truth in my life and to not keep running away from my past. I was coming from a place of hurt and darkness, but now I am in a vibrant place filled with light — Jail to Jobs illuminated me — and now I see myself.”
-Janett
“Jail to Jobs changed my life. Eddie was there for me when I needed him. I now have a career and a future.”
-Christian
“Jail to Jobs always has my back, no matter what!”
-Beto
“If it wasn’t for Jail to Jobs, I would probably be dead.”
- Gisselle
ATXPEACE looks to prevent violence before it happens
Jail to Jobs aims to break cycle of youth recidivism
City of Round Rock helps create new beginnings through Jail to Jobs program
Growing program provides city of Round Rock jobs to young former inmates
APD, volunteers deliver thousands of gifts with Operation Blue Santa
Conversation with a Cop: Jail to Jobs
Jail to Jobs nonprofit partners with area animal shelter to reduce recidivism in Williamson County youth
