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What they offer

Restorative justice alternative to incarceration for violent felonies, centered on the harmed party's needs.

Who can get help

Cases referred through Brooklyn and Bronx DA's offices.

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Referral

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Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS)

Brooklyn · Queens

Free court-appointed defense in criminal, family and immigration matters (Brooklyn and Queens), plus civil advocacy, social work, and the Reentry Speaks support group.

4.7
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Housing Works

Brooklyn

Housing, healthcare, job training and legal help for homeless and low-income New Yorkers affected by HIV/AIDS; Emergency and Transitional Housing program gives 12 months of housing for people recently released.

347.473.7400Not stated
4.3
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Center for Community Alternatives (CCA)

Brooklyn

Statewide network for people affected by mass incarceration: substance treatment and recovery communities, sentence mitigation, court advocacy, workforce readiness, civic restoration, emergency/transitional housing, youth mentoring.

718.858.9658Not stated
4.0
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Federal Defenders of New York

Brooklyn

Defends people accused of federal crimes who cannot afford a lawyer, handles appeals, and supports reentry programs for people with substance use disorder and mental illness. Eastern District covers Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island; Southern covers Manhattan and the Bronx.

4.0
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