Helping Incarcerated Friends and Family Help Themselves
Would you like to help an incarcerated person improve their life? Welcome to WriteAPrisoner's Self-help Series! Many people feel frustration and think their lives cannot move forward during incarceration. However, that is not actually the case. There are many opportunities to develop and progress in life, such as taking correspondence courses or engaging in facility programs. There is even a great deal inmates can do on their own, much of which is research-based. Even better, many of these resources are free. If you are interested in helping your pen-pal improve their situation while incarcerated, please look through our PDF library below and select the guides you think best apply to their particular situation. Then, just print and send them. Many inmates are actively getting their lives back on track and taking steps to prevent recidivism thanks to someone like you.
Most Common Challenges
Over the years, incarcerated people have asked for guidance in specific areas of their lives. These include maintaining family ties and trying to be a good parent during incarceration. Some need assistance finding education and employment opportunities or housing upon release. Others are focused on getting and staying healthy, both mentally and physically. Sadly, one of the most common questions we are asked is how to prepare for incarceration. We've tracked the most common challenges inmates have shared with us and addressed them in this series. Experts have long recognized the benefits of self-help in developing the human potential of inmates. By printing and sharing the appropriate topics, you can have an impact. Thank you for not giving up on those who are incarcerated, and thank you for helping make our world a better place.
Disclaimer: WriteAPrisoner.com’s Self-help Series are provided for general informational purposes only. These materials do not contain or constitute, and should not be interpreted as, professional financial, legal, or medical advice or opinion. WriteAPrisoner.com is not a financial, legal, or medical professional, and does not provide financial, legal, or medical advice. It is recommended that you research all content provided in the Self-help Series yourself and consult a professional if you have questions. By reading this, you agree to the terms of this disclaimer, including, but not limited to releasing WriteAPrisoner.com from any and all liability, damages, and injury from your reliance on the information contained in the Self-help Series materials.
Back to SchoolEducation Opportunities for Inmates. |
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Back to WorkFor Inmates Coming Home within the Year |
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Battling Substance AbuseFor Individuals Overcoming Addiction |
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Credit Repair & FinancesFinancial Literacy During & After Incarceration |
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Going to PrisonFor Individuals Facing Incarceration |
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Maintaining a Prison RelationshipStrengthening Your Relationship During Incarceration |
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Maintaining Your HealthA Guide to Staying in Shape While in Prison |
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Parenting from PrisonFor Parents in Prison |
Preparing for ParoleFor Inmates Appearing Before the Parole Board |
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Repairing Reputation & Restoring RightsFor Individuals Who Want To Improve Reputation and Status |
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Starting Your Own BusinessFor Ex-offenders Looking to Start Their Own Business |
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Stress Reduction & Anger ManagementImproving Your State of Mind |
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Tips for Visiting PrisonFor Individuals Visiting Loved Ones Behind Bars |
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Welcome Home GuideFor Inmates Coming Home |
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Writing a Professional LetterTips & Guide to Writing a Professional Letter |