The Lazarus Douglass Tubman Community
Prison Re-entry Program
Our Mission
The Lazarus Douglass Tubman Community is an initiative that provides services for the incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, and their families. In addition, our redemptive initiative offers services to persons who, although never incarcerated, participate in destructive behaviors.
LDTC offers a variety of services which include:
Assisting families of the Incarcerated and Returning Citizens
Daily Open House
Holiday Gifts for Children of Incarcerated Parents
Repairing One’s Rap Sheet
Recovery Coaching – Alternatives to Recovery
Substance Abuse Counseling
Inside the Wall” Educational and Cultural Programs
Voter Registration Education
Referrals to Outside Agencies
HRA Electronic Housing Application (2010E)
Reintegration coaching & technological support
Introduction to civic education and events
Community Reunion – networking luncheon
Our Work
Like Lazarus, Douglass, and Tubman, many of our clients were once sentenced and considered dead and/or enslaved by society. And like Douglass and Tubman, these individuals have now decided to live their lives in a way that will free their brothers and sisters from behaviors leading to death and enslavement. Thus, our motto is:
“Resurrected to resurrect, freed to free.”
We appropriately make use of the word, “community,” because LDTC prides itself on providing a family-like environment for its clients. At LDTC, we strive for unity, togetherness, cooperation, and respect.
It should be noted that the major difference between LDTC and many other prison-related programs is the inclusion and involvement of our clients and their families in programming that empowers them to be responsible for themselves, their families, their communities, and the world.