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Help people before, during and after incarceration. Addictions and Homeless
Helping to change peoples lives
Helping Veterans with Free cars with our partner Cars 4 Heroes
Empowering Lives Through Support
MISSION STATEMENT
Rescue Success transforms lives by providing comprehensive support, practical resources, and advocacy for individuals and families navigating the challenges of incarceration, addiction, homelessness, and reentry. Founded on the lived experience of our leadership and driven by the belief that everyone deserves dignity and second chances, we break cycles of disadvantage through direct assistance, community education, and systemic change advocacy. We honor the service of veterans while strengthening families torn apart by crisis, creating pathways to stability, healing, and meaningful contribution to our community.
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We work with Cars 4 Heroes and we give cars away to needy veterans.
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Reentry programs for each state
https://helpforfelons.org/reentry-programs-ex-offenders-state/
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- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - dial 988 - By dialing 988 your call will be immediately routed to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
- The current Lifeline phone number (1-800-273-8255) is always available to people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis, even after 988 is launched nationally.,
- If you or someone you are helping is hurt or in imminent danger, please get to a phone and dial 9-1-1 for immediate help.
- If you or someone you know is feeling suicidal or facing a crisis, dial 2-1-1 in Indy or 1-(866) 211-9966 for immediate help.
- If you are a victim of domestic violence, dial 1-(800) 332-7385 in Indy for help.
Need a job in Indiana
https://www.in.gov/fssa/ddrs/rehabilitation-employment/vocational-rehabilitation-employment/
For Non-Emergencies:
- If you are a Veteran, or a family member of a Veteran, in search of information on how to get goods or services you/they may need, you can dial 2-1-1 or contact one of the Service Providers or Veterans Organizations listed on our "Resources" page.
- Cellphone users in Marion County may now dial 3-1-1 to reach the non-emergency line for IMPD and other Marion County dispatchers. The non-emergency phone number for callers using landlines is (317) 327-3811.
Disclaimer
- This is a private website and is NOT affiliated with any U.S. government or U.S. Armed Forces agencies.
- We reserve the right to monitor the content of this website and regret that some suggested or recommended resources may not be accepted for one reason or another.
- The information and organizations listed on this website do not necessarily mean that we endorse their information, data, or their resources. We have done our best to include information and resources that benefit People in need, re-entry and our Veterans, the Military Community, and their Families.
Rescue Success is not a provider of any financial assistance or direct services other than Information and Referrals on where to get goods, services, programs, and benefits for People in need, Re-Entry from prisons, Veterans, the Military, and their families.
Rescue Success Non-Discrimination Statement
Rescue Success is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all individuals. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
This policy applies to all of our programs, services, activities, volunteers, staff, and participants. We believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and we strive to ensure that everyone we serve and work with is treated with fairness, compassion, and respect.
Rescue Success – Program Evaluation Measures
Organization: Rescue Success, Inc.
Website: rescuesuccess.org
Partner Program: Cars 4 Heroes
Evaluation Purpose
Rescue Success is committed to measuring outcomes that demonstrate real impact in the lives of individuals affected by the justice system, homelessness, addiction, and lack of reliable transportation. Evaluation ensures program accountability, continuous improvement, and transparency for participants, partners, and funders.
Evaluation Measures
1. Participation & Engagement
- Track number of individuals served annually across all programs.
- Record attendance and completion rates for workshops, mentoring, and reentry support.
2. Reentry & Stabilization Outcomes
- % of participants securing stable housing within 6–12 months.
- % of participants gaining employment, education, or training.
- % of participants maintaining sobriety and recovery engagement.
- Reduction in recidivism at 6, 12, and 24 months.
3. Support Services Impact
- Number of veterans receiving vehicles through Cars 4 Heroes.
- Average processing time between application and car delivery.
- Participant satisfaction scores with services received.
4. Community Impact
- Number of active partnerships and referrals created.
- Volunteer hours contributed annually.
- Community events conducted (e.g., car giveaways, fundraisers, awareness activities).
5. Participant Feedback & Satisfaction
- Post-program surveys on knowledge, confidence, and reentry readiness.
- Collection of testimonials and documented success stories.
- Annual focus groups and interviews to guide program improvements.
6. Internal Performance Measures
- Staff and volunteer retention and training completion.
- Timeliness of program delivery compared to projected goals.
- Ongoing alignment of activities with mission and strategic plan.
Rescue Success – Formal Program Outline
I. Organization Overview
- Name: Rescue Success Inc.
- Website: rescuesuccess.org
- Nonprofit Status: 501(c)(3)
- Mission Statement: Rescue Success is dedicated to helping individuals navigate life before, during, and after incarceration by providing practical support, skills training, and resources to rebuild their lives and successfully reintegrate into society.
- Vision Statement: A community where people impacted by the justice system, addiction, and homelessness achieve lasting stability and personal growth.
II. Target Population
- Individuals facing incarceration.
- Currently incarcerated individuals seeking growth opportunities.
- Returning citizens reentering society.
- People struggling with addiction or recovery.
- Homeless individuals seeking stability.
- Families affected by incarceration.
- Veterans and individuals in need of transportation support.
III. Program Components
1. Pre-Sentencing & Court Preparation
Objective: Equip individuals and their families with the knowledge and resources to navigate the justice system.
Activities:
- Sentencing preparation guidance.
- Court process education.
- Connection to legal aid resources.
- Family support and counseling.
2. Incarceration Support
Objective: Provide incarcerated individuals with tools to manage time productively and prepare for reentry.
Activities:
- Educational workshops (life skills, financial literacy, personal development).
- Motivational and faith-based programs.
- Resources for positive engagement (letter-writing, communication support).
- Reentry planning while incarcerated.
3. Reentry & Post-Incarceration Services
Objective: Support returning citizens with reentry challenges to reduce recidivism.
Activities:
- Transitional housing referrals.
- Employment readiness (resume building, job search assistance, interview skills).
- Mentorship and peer support.
- Assistance obtaining essential documents (ID, Social Security card, driver’s license).
- Referrals to mental health and addiction treatment services.
4. Addiction & Recovery Support
Objective: Provide recovery resources that promote long-term sobriety and stability.
Activities:
- Referrals to treatment programs, detox centers, and sober living facilities.
- Peer-led recovery groups and accountability partnerships.
- Relapse prevention workshops
- Integration with community recovery programs (e.g., 12-step programs).
5. Homelessness Assistance
Objective: Help unhoused individuals transition into stable living arrangements.
Activities:
- Emergency shelter referrals.
- Food, clothing, and hygiene support.
- Housing navigation and placement services.
- Partnerships with landlords and housing agencies.
6. Family & Community Support
Objective: Strengthen families and reduce the collateral impact of incarceration.
Activities:
- Family counseling and mediation.
- Support groups for children and spouses.
- Parenting classes for incarcerated and returning parents.
- Community engagement initiatives to reduce stigma.
7. Transportation Support (Cars 4 Heroes Partnership)
Objective: Remove transportation barriers to employment, healthcare, and family stability.
Activities:
- Vehicle donations to eligible veterans, returning citizens, and families.
- Partnerships for vehicle repair and maintenance.
- Education on responsible car ownership.
IV. Program Goals & Outcomes
- Recidivism Reduction: Decrease repeat offenses through structured reentry support.
- Employment Success: Improve job readiness and employment outcomes for participants.
- Family Stability: Strengthen family connections during and after incarceration.
- Housing Stability: Increase access to safe and reliable housing.
- Community Impact: Foster healthier, safer, and more inclusive communities.
V. Partnerships & Collaborations
- Cars 4 Heroes – Transportation support.
- Local Courts & Legal Aid Providers – Legal education and advocacy.
- Community Service Agencies – Housing, addiction recovery, and employment services.
- Faith-Based Organizations – Mentorship and community support.
VI. Future Development
- Establish a workforce development and vocational training center.
- Expand transitional housing opportunities.
- Launch a mentorship network led by successful reentry participants.
- Develop digital resources for incarcerated individuals and families.
Rescue Success – Target Population
Rescue Success serves individuals who are justice-involved, at-risk, or in need of support to successfully rebuild their lives. Our primary target populations include:
- Justice-Involved Individuals
- Men and women currently facing charges or awaiting sentencing.
- Individuals incarcerated and preparing for release.
- Returning citizens (formerly incarcerated individuals) reentering society.
- Individuals Struggling with Addiction
- People in recovery seeking stability and resources.
- Individuals at risk of relapse due to lack of support systems.
- Homeless and Housing-Insecure Populations
- Individuals experiencing homelessness as a result of incarceration, addiction, or other barriers.
- Families and individuals in transitional housing or facing unstable living conditions.
- Veterans in Need (through Cars 4 Heroes partnership)
- Veterans who lack reliable transportation, impacting employment, family stability, and healthcare access.
- Veterans who lack reliable transportation, impacting employment, family stability, and healthcare access.
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