Empowering Men to Break the Cycle

Providing support, education, and job skills training for successful re-entry into society

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Education

Equipping individuals with educational assistance and resources

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Support

Providing a strong and unwavering support system for men in need

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Job Skills

Offering job skills training to help men secure employment and achieve independence

About Us

Nehemiah Ministries is a men’s re-entry program helping them break the cycle of recidivism. Established in 1991, we have aided thousands of homeless men, including veterans, to get back on their feet.

Our motivation is to provide individuals with the tools and support they need to successfully reintegrate into society and build better lives for themselves and their families.

Our Initiatives

We offer a range of programs and support services to empower and transform lives

Housing

Providing safe and stable housing for men transitioning out of homelessness

Mentoring

Matching program participants with dedicated mentors to provide guidance and support

Job Placement

Assisting participants in securing employment through job readiness training and connections with local employers

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Together, we can make a difference in the lives of men seeking a second chance

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Transformation Stories

Hear inspiring stories of men who have overcome adversity and transformed their lives

From Homelessness to Entrepreneurship

John, a program graduate, went from living on the streets to running his own successful business. With the help of Nehemiah Ministries, he’s breaking the cycle of poverty and providing for his family.

Finding Purpose and Redemption

Mark, a former inmate, discovered hope and forgiveness through Nehemiah Ministries. He now mentors other men on their journey to reintegrate into society and avoid returning to prison.

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Your support can change the lives of men in need and help us break the cycle of recidivism

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