A New Hope for Urban Communities

There is a crisis in America's urban communities today. The percentage of poor Americans living in severe poverty has reached a 32-year high-nearly 16 million Americans are living in deep or severe poverty. Millions more working families are falling dangerously close to the poverty line. Urban areas, where poverty is most rampant, are disproportionately affected.

Of all large cities in this country, Detroit is the poorest. Once a thriving metropolitan landmark, today it is painfully blighted not only by poverty but also by many of the pathological problems that can accompany urban decline: high crime, substance abuse, illiteracy, and family disintegration.

New Creations Community Outreach is committed to reinvigorating urban communities in Detroit and other impoverished areas. It is well on its way to achieving this goal, and since 1993, it has been delivering new hope and a bright future to men, women, and their children and families.

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NEWS/EVENTS

National CAPA Prisoner Re-Entry Conference 2009
When: October 15 - 18, 2009
Where: Baltimore, Maryland. BWI Marriott Hotel

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FACTS

Most men and women released from US prisons return to urban areas.

A study showed that TOP graduates were 10 times less likely to return to prison.

WORDS FROM OUR PARTNERS

“New Creations has been successfully delivering essential reentry services to returning offenders in Wayne County since 1993. I see them as a valuable partner in the Michigan Prisoner Reentry Initiative."

Pat Caruso
Director Michigan Department of Corrections

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