Abraham
House's programs provide an innovative alternative to incarceration,
by providing new life and new hope for the incarcerated and their
families. Begun solely as a residential alternative to prison,
Abraham House has since expanded to provide a full range of assistance
and services to any person who has been incarcerated and to the
families of inmates, particularly their young children. Our goal
is to break the cycle of crime, from grandparent to child. To achieve
this we offer a heartfelt welcome — and constructive aid
— in order to improve these people's lives.
Today, Abraham House
operates three primary programs: an Alternative to Incarceration
Program, a Family & Pastoral
Center (which includes a Food Pantry), and a year-round After School
Program. In total, Abraham House serves more than 4800 people annually
who come from all over the tri-state area to create and participate
in a community of hope and transformation.
Incarceration
Program, a Family & Pastoral
Center (which includes a