Group aims to lower recidivism with housing

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Group aims to lower recidivism with housing

By Zeta Cross | The Center Square contributor Making sure that young people who have been arrested have housing is the first step to keeping them out of prison. That is the contention of a coalition of partners in Chicago who want to change the trajectory of young people ages 18 to 24, mostly young … Group aims to lower recidivism with housing Read More »

Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

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