The Brief
- Roughly 500,000 Arizonans live with old or low-level criminal records, which severely restricts their access to stable housing, steady employment, and financial security.
- A free community resource event hosted by TimeDone in Glendale brought together multiple support services under one roof to provide attendees with direct assistance.
- Organizations at the event provided job placement, mental health support, substance abuse prevention, food pantries, pet care assistance, and legal advocacy.
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Roughly 500,000 Arizonans live with old or low-level criminal convictions, facing long-term barriers to stable housing, steady employment, and financial security long after completing their sentences.
To address these ongoing challenges, TimeDone hosted a free community resource event at a car museum venue in Glendale to provide direct, face-to-face assistance.
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