J.I.L.L. Program
Justice-Impacted Living & Learning — A 6-Week Community Reentry Series
Program Overview
The Justice-Impacted Living & Learning (J.I.L.L.) Program is a six-week, community-based reentry and growth series designed for justice-impacted individuals who are ready to stabilize, rebuild, and thrive. Each week combines mental-health support, practical life-skills coaching, and real-world tools that help participants navigate life after incarceration.
Class Breakdown
Participants rotate through three core pathways that address emotional wellness, digital literacy, and financial stability.
Weekly counseling and guided discussion to support emotional healing, coping skills, and healthy decision-making throughout the reentry process.
A technology-focused track that introduces digital literacy, online tools, and AI-enhanced resources to help participants navigate everyday life, job search, and community services.
Practical financial education covering budgeting, banking, debt, and strategies for establishing and rebuilding credit with long-term stability in mind.
Schedule & Location
Weekly Schedule
- Day: Thursdays
- Time: 5:15 PM – 7:30 PM
- Length: 6 weeks of on-site classes
- Format: In-person group sessions with rotating class topics
Program Location
Random Acts of Kindness Foundation
1010 Antietam
Detroit, MI 48207
Please arrive a few minutes early to check in and get settled before class begins.
Ready to Join?
Become part of a community that uplifts, listens, and grows together. Whether you’re seeking support or ready to give it, the support group welcomes you.
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