WHAT WE DO

We offer the following programs, services and referrals;

"The Encouraging Word" 

An A.P.M.O.C. monthly mailing publication, from “Brother James,” to the incarcerated around the world.    
Funded by; A.P.M.O.C. & Public Donation.

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"Creating A new Heart"

A Moral Studies Certificate Program; Addresses past and present dysfunctional valuations in comparison to the use of moral sound wisdom. Based on the Book of Proverbs, Creating a New Heart is mailed along with A.P.M.O.C. monthly mailing to the incarcerated around the world. After 10 months of completed lessons, a Certificate of Level Completion is awarded.                
Funded by; A.P.M.O.C.& Public Donations.

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"Friday Night Video"

In coordination with City of Sacramento and Dept. of Parks and Recreations is a weekend support group for the formerly incarcerated, their families, and the community. Friday Night Video is held every Friday at the, City of Sacramento’s, Oak Park Community Center.

It is offered as a scheduled weekly social activity to deter its participants from crime and encourage making better decisions by discussing and viewing life situations through cinema, having positive public association and involvement in

a productive healthy community venue.
Funded by; City of Sacramento, Dept. Parks and Recreation. A.P.M.O.C. & Public Donations

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"Breaking the Barriers To Your Future"

Employment Seminar, Intake, and Job Referrals; The seminar in which anyone may attend as often as necessary to achieve employment, educational, and vocational assistance is offered bi-monthly at the Associated Prison Ministries Office. There are many offered programs to assist you in building resumes and available job openings, but we offer search tips, resume ideas, information and rights after incarceration, that accommodate the specificity of the formerly incarcerated, along with materials not being taught through other agencies, information on where to find programs for those with a challenged background,

vocational services, and job listings that do not exclude those who have a criminal background.

Funded by; A.P.M.O.C. & Public Donations.

"My Fathers Business"

 Housing and referrals for the homeless and those in re-entry, (which includes formerly incarcerated, mental and physical disabled, social security recipients, and low income individuals), who cannot or are yet to be able to afford habitation in the open housing market or their barriers prevent them from retaining housing in the open market. Starting over with the economic strain of today’s market, many are left in homeless situations by venture of s status of past and present debt ratios, mental incapacitated, or core class status, thus making stability a healthy re-entry, and employment, unambiguously difficult and harmfully challenging. This program of sharing units without the burden of utilities reduces cost and eliminates many of the barriers to a productive life situation.      
 Funded will be; A.P.M.O.C. My Fathers Business Program is Self Sustaining.

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"Helping Hands"

In partnership with, Furniture For Families, we offer referrals to receive Furniture to reunify and to rebuild a healthy family structure.

In partnership with, V.S.P. Mobile Eyes, we offer vouchers for free eye exams, lenses, and frames to those

found to have vision problems and or the lack of affordability.

Funded by; Furniture For Families, V.S.P. Mobile Eyes. A.P.M.O.C. & Public Donations,

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"Helping Hands"

We Fall Down, But We Get Up – Clothing and Basic Household Goods Program, a program in partnership with, LDS, Deseret Industries Thrift Stores, to rebuild self-esteem, raise self-image and confidence by assisting our clients with acceptable clothing for employment search and proper seasonal attire. After a screening process, we also assist those whom where formerly homeless with basic household good for those formerly incarcerated with families, after transitioning from homelessness to Habitation,

Funded by; LDS, Deseret Industries, and A.P.M.O.C. & Public Donations.   

We also offer a variety of referrals, resources and Volunteer Opportunities f

or your re-entry needs such as referrals for;

Information, for free government cell phones with, Lifeline, (Obama), Phones;

Information, assistance, and referrals to free High School Diplomas, GED  

tutor services, and other occupational training with the, North Highlands Adult Charter School;

Information, for free weekly, Criminal Records Expungement clinics,

from, Voluntary Legal Services Program of Northern California;

Information to participate in the Annual Angel Tree Project,

Christmas gifts to children of incarcerated parents with Prison Fellowship & Salvation Army;

Helping Hands; Distribution of Personal and Hair Care products

from, Good 360, International Gifts and Kinds & Regis Hair Salons;

Helping Hands; Distribution of Stuffed Animals to the Community Children

from, Good 360, International Gifts and Kinds & PetSmart Corp

Participation in the Annual Holiday Food and Toy Distribution with, Salvation Army.

Thank You for your interest, we look forward to assisting you.

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"BREAKING BARRIERS TO THE FUTURE"

Reinforcing Our Commitment

To A Productive Lifestyle Change, 

Its More Than Employment

With this initiative, our goal is to promote great opportunities for those in need. With access to the right resources, people can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. Learn more about our work by getting in touch with our team today.

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Held the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every Month @ 1:30 pm

Call Our Office For Info;

2730 Arden Way suite 134

Sacramento, CA 95825

916-581-0021

"FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEO"

Helping The Community

At Associated Prison Ministries of California, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts of positive social change through community interaction.

We believe we can facilitate progress in this area.

We are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to learn more and lend your support.

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 Free Sodas, Hot dogs, & Popcorn

FREE, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT,

5:30pm - 8:00 pm

Oak Park Community Center

3415 Martin Luther King Blvd

Sacramento, CA 95817 

"HELPING HANDS"

"Taking It To The Streets"

Helping Community Events, such as

Stand Down, - (Homeless Veterans)

Salvation Army - (Thanksgiving Food Distribution)

Angle Tree - (Toy Distribution)
Pet Smart - (Christmas Stuffed Animal Donations)

VSP - (Free Eye Exam & Glasses)

At Associated Prison Ministries of California, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in addressing this issue. Food Donation Drop-Off is by no means an easy feat, but through cooperation and community empowerment we believe we can facilitate progress in this area. We are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to learn more and lend your support.

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Call Our Office For Info;

2730 Arden Way suite 134

Sacramento, CA 95825

916-581-0021

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"MY FATHERS BUSINESS"

   HOMELESS OUTREACH

One Step at a Time

With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies for dealing with the re-entry challenge, re-entry from Armed Setrvices, Prison, or Drug programs .

Our Homeless Outreach, is something that we take very seriously, and our team is working each and every day to make a positive impact. Contact us to learn more about our commitment to this cause.

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Call Our Office For Info;

2730 Arden Way suite 134

Sacramento, CA 95825

916-581-0021