Yes, I agree with that as well.
One unique feature of our program is that we begin the training while participants are still incarcerated. We have pretty strict guidelines that they have to abide by. It's easy to get yourself dropped from the program if you haven't demonstrated that you are willing to work hard.
Once released, participants are still under both court supervision and our program supervision. Their internship lasts for an entire year - that's plenty of time for people to weed themselves out.
When we recommend a Restored Citizen to our business partners as a potential employee, we are able to do so with full confidence that they will be a great asset to the team.
Thanks for dropping by and commenting. I think our program also sits in the middle, like you. :-)