RE-ENTRY EMPATH PROGRAM

Selah Foundation is a Los Angeles-based organization focused on offering comprehensive community resources for individuals navigating the challenges of re-entry into society after incarceration. Founded by Lisa and Laina Young, the foundation operates on the core principle of empathy, acknowledging the unique struggles and needs of formerly incarcerated individuals. The foundation's mission is to empower these individuals to rebuild their lives, reintegrate into their communities, and achieve long-term success. Selah Foundation provides a variety of essential services, including housing assistance, job training, mental health counseling, substance abuse support, and life skills development. These services are tailored to address the multifaceted needs of re-entering individuals, fostering self-sufficiency and reducing recidivism. 

Distinguishing itself through an emphasis on individualized care and a holistic approach, Selah Foundation ensures that each program participant receives a personalized plan suited to their specific circumstances and goals. The foundation's experienced team works closely with participants to offer ongoing support, guidance, and encouragement. Additionally, the foundation collaborates with local businesses, community organizations, and government agencies to create a robust network for re-entry support. These partnerships enhance the foundation's capacity to provide comprehensive services and expand its reach within the community. Through its unwavering commitment to empathy and empowerment, Selah Foundation is making a significant impact in the lives of formerly incarcerated individuals and contributing to the development of safer, more vibrant communities.