WHAT WE DO

OVERVIEW

Project Kinship aims to provide services to the reentry population. Services include both direct services and capacity training for system and community agencies. Project Kinship’s staff provides emotional support and advocacy as we assist individuals through the stages of reentry and system network care. A strong emphasis is centered on promoting system care access, individual and family driven case management services, short-term individual and group counseling, and group educational/skills classes. Program participants are provided with support that helps to develop coping skills that lead to meaningful and productive lives.

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THE FOUR CORE AREAS OF OUR WORK:

I. Outreach

Project Kinship provides outreach in schools, neighborhoods, and partnering agencies with the purpose of connecting, engaging, and linking individuals to appropriate services within the community.

Services include:

Street Outreach
Agency Outreach
Community Outreach

II. Community Support

Project Kinship is able to meet people where they are through direct services such as counseling, case management, and other vital support services needed to assist in successful reentry into the community.

Services include:

Mental Health Services
Intensive Case Management
Legal Clinic
Family Support Services
Health & Well Being Programming
Support & Recovery Groups
Tattoo Removal (Coming Soon)
Workforce Development

III. TRAINING

Technical assistance and education are provided through consulting, facilitation, conferences, and research. Project Kinship supports the development and dissemination of best practices.

Services Include:

Tri-County Reentry Collaborative Partnership (Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County)
Annual County Wide Public Safety and Gang Conferences
Trainings: Gang Intervention, Trauma Informed Care, Restorative Justice, Health and Wellness, Outreach
Capacity Building/Network of Reentry Provider Coalition

IV. POLICY

Project Kinship is committed to advocating for policies that positively impact the incarcerated, the recently released, and the low-income communities in and around Orange County. Our goal is the better reintegrate the disenfranchised while advocating for better jobs, education, and healthcare.

INTERNSHIP AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

Project Kinship provides opportunities for students and community members interested in working in the fields of social work, forensics, criminal justice, and community services among the reentry population.

Internships include:

MSW Internship (Clinical and COPA)
Community Based Volunteer Opportunities

V. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Services Include:

Employment planning and preparation of basic needs (clothing, food, healthcare, and other stabilizing services)

INTERNSHIP AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

Project Kinship provides opportunities for students and community members interested working in the field of social work, forensics, criminal justice and community services among the reentry population.