Programs
Get On The Bus provides a special visiting day uniting children with their incarcerated parents at participating CA state prisons to spend a full day of activities and fun.
Cross Over aims to unite women at the California Institution for Women (CIW) with community members for spiritual reflection in a nondenominational circle.
Camp Suzanne is a week-long event at the Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) filled with activities, movie nights, and bonding that connects incarcerated mothers with their children.
Transition4Success is a 6 month, paid, in person program at the CRJW main office for formerly incarcerated individuals to prepare for the workplace.
Who We Serve
CRJW is a California based non-profit stationed in Los Angeles, CA serving families and loved ones of the incarcerated who are in a California state prison.
Our main programs are prison specific, however some opportunities are state prison wide such as our Stay Connected resources:
High Desert State Prison (HDSP)
High Desert State Prison (HDSP)
California State Prison, Sacramento (SAC)
California State Prison, Sacramento (SAC)
Folsom State Prison (FSP)
Folsom State Prison (FSP)
Valley State Prison (VSP)
Valley State Prison (VSP)
Central California Women's Facility (CCWF)
Central California Women's Facility
San Quentin State Prison (SQ)
San Quentin State Prison (SQ)
California Training Facility (CTF)
California Training Facility (CTF)
Salinas Valley State Prison (SVSP)
Salinas Valley State Prison (SVSP)
Substance Abuse Training Facility (SATF)
Substance Abuse Facility Training (SATF)
California Men's Colony (CMC)
California Men's Colony (CMC)
California Institution for Women (CIW)
California Institution for Women (CIW)
Calipatria (CAL)
Calipatria (CAL)
California State Prison - Corcoran (COR)
California State Prison - Corcoran (COR)
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Children who maintain contact with their incarcerated parent are less likely to drop out of school and experience healthier mental development. The continued connection also has a positive impact on the parents, helping to prepare them to reunite with their family upon release.