THIS HALFWAY HOUSE IN CAMDEN IN CELEBRATING 20 YEARS
Two decades ago, more than 31,000 people were incarcerated in New Jersey — now, that number is down to about 19,000 people. That's partly because a good number of people who leave prison get help — in New Jersey, about a quarter enroll in re-entry programs. For this story, Leah Mishkin checks in with Hope Hall in Camden, a halfway house that has helped over 8,000 men so far. (NJTV News)
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