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Friday, April 21 • 12:00pm - 2:00pm
One Stop Shop: Reentry and Criminal Justice Reform Service Showcase

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The “One-Stop Shop” is an efficient and convenient way to cover a wide range of needs of those who are formerly incarcerated. The events include food, music and access to services offered by many agencies and organizations such as the Department of Social Services, OAR, Region Ten, Goodwill Industries, New Beginnings, and the Fountain Fund. By combining this variety of organizations and services, we help ensure that when these individuals are released from prison, they will not return. 

This free event is open to all members of the community (regardless of incarceration status) who are in need of the following services:
  • Medical & Mental Healthcare
  • Substance Abuse Counseling
  • Access to legal support
  • Reinstatement of licenses and health getting birth certificates
  • Financial literacy and support 
  • Career counseling
  • Access to housing
  • Education and apprentices opportunities

Program History
The OSS started last summer when the state of Virginia’s Earned Sentence Credit law became effective on July 1, 2022. This law provided an opportunity to incarcerated individuals to reduce their sentences by participating in prison programs and demonstrating good behavior. Most of the individuals who qualified for this early release program were those who had been in prison the longest. The Charlottesville Albemarle Reentry Council (CARC) recognized that these individuals would require a wide range of needs and services upon reentering their Virginia communities. In response to this need, a committee of the CARC planned and implemented the One Stop Shop (OSS).



Speakers
avatar for Cathy Ames Turner

Cathy Ames Turner

One Stop Shop
Cathy Ames Turner is a pastor, playwright, and scholar-activist who walks with families affected by the mass incarceration of Black/African American men, women, and children in and around Charlottesville, Virginia. A recent graduate of Fielding Graduate University, Cathy's journey... Read More →
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Martize Tolbert

National Director of Client and Community Engagement, Fountainfund
In his role as National Director of Client and Community Engagement, Martize is providing leadership in our expansion to new Fountain Fund communities. Working with our staff and community partners across the nation, Martize ensures that Fountain Fund programming and implementation... Read More →
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Dejua Lewis

Owner - Entrepreneur, Dejua's Creationz
The "Dejua" Behind Dejua's Creationz is a young entrepreneur who started off helping her mother proud business owner Jeanetha Brown - Douglas of "JBD Event Catering & Soul Food" for years before spreading her wings to start a business of her own. She  has a world - renowned passion... Read More →
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Nick Feggans

Co-Founder of PITS | DJ Runway, Uhuru-Peace in the Streets
Nick aka Mr. Nick aka DJ Runway is a community staple by day and DJ by night! Whether bringing joy to members at his Boys & Girls Club or assisting individuals in need through Uhuru Foundation-Peace in the Streets non-profit organization, Mr. Nick is for sure ‘Mr. Community’

Collaborator
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Peace In The Streets

Peace In The Streets, co-founded by Jamey Rush, Martize Tolbert, Robert Gray, Derek Rush, and Nick Feggans spreads their message of hope and compassion by assisting the inner city community with its daily needs. We believe that a single action can make a difference in the community... Read More →



Friday April 21, 2023 12:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
Carver Recreation Center | 233 4th St NW, Charlottesville