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Point of Change Jail & Street Ministry Inc.

Changing Dysfunctional Thinking Cognitive Renewal Anger / Stress Management Creating Core Values Conflict Resolution Critical Thinking Grief and Loss Respecting Authority Leadership Personal Development Fatherhood

Point of Change Jail and Street Ministry Inc.

Point of Change Jail & Street Ministry Inc. A ministry dedicated to the growth of those who desire restoration, second chances and/or healing.

Point of Change Jail and Street Ministry Inc.  founded in 2008 and contracted by the Charles and Calvert Counties Sheriff’s Office to serve as a provider for Chaplaincy, Life Skills and Community Integration.  instrumental in the collaborations and launching of three correctional reentryprograms and has served over 40,000 inmates and returning citizens

Exodus REST Higher Standards CSM JOBS Program Juvenile Drug Court Family Recovery Court Reflections Substance Abuse Victim Support Group

Purpose To offer a form of educational correction using evidenced based techniques Goal To empower offender's and individuals at risk with the tools needed to be productive in society.

Outcomes 1. Reduce the rate of criminal recidivism. 2. Reduce the jail and prison population. 3. Reduce the tax burden of costs related to jail and prison spending.

Our Services are Free! Point of Change Jail and Street Ministry Inc. 103 Centennial Street, Suite F LaPlata, MD Website: Phone: