NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc.

NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. Volunteer led 501c3 reentry navigation hub for justice-involved Georgians. EQUIP. EMPOWER. RESTORE.

Non-profit organization that aims to assist returning citizens/convicted individuals who have NOT re-offended for at least 6 months through collaborative partnerships with other community organizations who also support positive offender re-entry for those who have truly made attempts at bettering their lives and being positive members within their communities.

Free wellness event in ATL on Sept 26th from 10a-noon! On Saturday, September 26th, from 10am-12pm at Terminal South loc...
09/11/2026

Free wellness event in ATL on Sept 26th from 10a-noon! On Saturday, September 26th, from 10am-12pm at Terminal South located at 1161 Ridge Ave SW Atl, GA 30315, join the Circle of Safety Coalition for a FREE morning of movement, healing, relaxation, and community connection as they gather on the lawn for a restorative wellness experience that includes:

🧘🏽‍♀️ Yoga on the Lawn
🔔 Healing & Sound Bathing
🥤 Healthy Snacks
🌱 Mindfulness • Healing • Community • Self-Care

Go take a break, breathe deeply, reconnect, and make space for your well-being. Whether you're new to wellness practices or simply need a moment to reset, you are welcome and encouraged to attend.

RSVP and save your spot at the QR code in the flyer or at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbOm1GOuxzu31JbmtzcIi1owqnNkm4ND9HVqZFIrj_U8Bi6A/viewform

Free birth certificates for formerly incarcerated- ATL- 9/14/26. Are you formerly incarcerated and need a birth certific...
09/11/2026

Free birth certificates for formerly incarcerated- ATL- 9/14/26. Are you formerly incarcerated and need a birth certificate? Want a free one? Scan the QR code or click the link below to sign up!

If so, sign up before all the slots are filled to get your birth certificate paid for on Monday, the 12th from 10am-1pm, in Atlanta. Because having a birth certificate is an important step toward obtaining identification, employment, housing, benefits, and other essential resources, the RestoreHer initiative, IMPPACT (Informing Marginalized Peoples’ Power And Cultivating Transformation), will pay for the cost of birth certificates for formerly incarcerated individuals in need of a birth certificate but you MUST register in advance!

📅 Monday, September 14, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Vital Records Office
1680 Phoenix Blvd., Unit 100
Atlanta, GA 30349

ToSign up, scan the QR code or visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6xO2ihxkGGwQsgOc5WByk4BOWdRGCXHhypumblc6UfrcLPw/viewform

In 10 minutes! FREE Just Safe Film Screening: Crime & Punishment in AmericaOn TONIGHT, September 10, 2026 at 6pm EST, Ju...
09/10/2026

In 10 minutes! FREE Just Safe Film Screening: Crime & Punishment in America

On TONIGHT, September 10, 2026 at 6pm EST, Just Safe is hosting an exclusive, early-access free viewing of an upcoming PBS Documentary from Lynn Novick: Crime and Punishment in America, a new documentary series airing on PBS in November that is the first documentary offering a comprehensive examination of how the intertwined forces of law, power, race, and class have both shaped and reflected the American experience over four centuries.

Register now for this exclusive screening, followed by a panel of nationally renowned criminal justice experts, survivors, and those impacted by the justice system.

The United States spends billions on prisons, yet next to nothing on crime prevention and community safety. Driven by the experiences of crime victims and individuals with prior records, Just and Safe builds coalition and advocacy programs, educate the public, promote smart policies, develop strong leaders and scale effective safety solutions that will replace the overuse of incarceration with community safety and healing. To learn more about their work, visit justsafe.org

To register for the free virtual film screening of Crime & Punishment in America, visit streamyard.com/watch/njFe2GWgyDR2

- Just and Safe organizes victims and survivors of crime. To learn more about, Crime Survivors Speak, its membership organization for crime survivors who come together to support one another, develop as leaders and advocate for victims’ rights, healing and effective public safety policy, visit justsafe.org/our-programs/crime-survivors-speak

- Just and Safe also organizes people with past arrest and conviction records. To learn more about Time Done, its membership organization for people living with old arrest or conviction records who come together to support one another, develop as leaders and advocate for an end to post-conviction poverty, visit justsafe.org/our-programs/timedone

Paid cohort for women who were pregnant during arrest, incarceration or supervision in GA! Have you ever been pregnant d...
09/10/2026

Paid cohort for women who were pregnant during arrest, incarceration or supervision in GA! Have you ever been pregnant during an arrest, while incarcerated or while on probation or parole? Interested in gathering data, conducting surveys, learn ways to be an advocate to change Georgia laws and policies that will change the system?

If so, apply to become a paid Community Scientist with RestoreHER's "Voices as Evidence: Justice-Impacted Women’s Research", a community-led maternal behavioral health research project focused on the experiences of justice-impacted women in Georgia.

Through this project, women with lived experience will serve as community scientists and help document the experiences of women navigating pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum health, incarceration, supervision, and reentry. Through peer interviews, listening sessions, and community conversations, we will identify barriers to maternal and behavioral health care and elevate women’s lived experiences as evidence to inform healthcare practices, public health systems, research, and policy.

The women closest to these experiences should have a meaningful role in identifying the problems, documenting what is happening, and shaping the solutions. Therefore, if you are a woman who has experienced pregnancy or childbirth during an arrest, incarceration or while on paper, YOUR VOICE AND EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED AND SHOULD BE REPRESENTED.

- If you have any questions, email [email protected].

- Learn more about RestoreHER's work at www.restoreher.us

- To apply for the cohort, scan the QR code or visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTBuG0KG5o0Hl4tlqFhKd3ZiFCOkdlOF8gbP89R0mIkmBNqg/viewform

Tonight at 7pm EST- Virtual support group for families & formerly incarcerated people. We hope you will join us tonight,...
09/09/2026

Tonight at 7pm EST- Virtual support group for families & formerly incarcerated people. We hope you will join us tonight, 9/9/26 at 7pm EST on Zoom for our monthly virtual support group to support families and loved ones of currently and formerly incarcerated people AND those who are formerly incarcerated.

No matter what state you are in, please join us if you need peer and emotional support, resources and non-legal guidance.

Registration is required but only once. Get the recurring zoom link at the QR code in the flyer or at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/vHwCYgtqRqegoPyJ5OGwtQ #/registration

In case you didn't make it to FICPFMovement's Nashville convening where formerly incarcerated and directly impacted lead...
08/26/2026

In case you didn't make it to FICPFMovement's Nashville convening where formerly incarcerated and directly impacted leaders, organizers, advocates, families, and movement partners traveled from across Tennessee, across the South, and from around the country to spend the weekend together, to connect, strategize and build, it was truly a successful and inspiring "family reunion"! The south definitely showed it had something to say!

5 of our board directors (Serenity Pearls, Chalana McFarland Cosby, Dena Oaa, Tabatha Trammell & Waleisah Wilson - Menefee), traveled to Nashville to support our founder as one of the opening panel speakers and to connect and strategize with other southern region movement builders where, throughout the convening, attendees dug into voting rights, civic participation, directly impacted leadership, and the work ahead across Tennessee and the region and then participated in a day of action through text banking and a march at the Tennessee capital. Over 142,373 texts were sent to Tennessee residents and participants advocated at the Capitol for the restoration of voter rights to more than 456,000 Tennesseans who are locked out of the ballot box!

Our board directors, Tabatha and Waleisah, were the recipients of FICPFM's Community Commitment Award, honored for their fierce leadership and dedication to the the work they do in the movement, not for the income but for the outcome! Congrats! Well deserved!

If you are formerly incarcerated, directly impacted, a family member, criminal justice reform and abolition movement partner, consider registering for one of the last 2 regional convenings (D.C.- Sept 17-19) or Las Vegas (Oct 7-9) at https://ficpfm.org/event/2026-ficpfm-regional-convenings/

08/22/2026

Happening now! Our founder, Waleisah Wilson - Menefee & board member, Tabatha Trammell are receiving Formerly Incarcerated, Convicted People & Families Movement/FICPFM 1st ever Community Commitment Award. VERY WELL DESERVED, INDEED!

08/22/2026

Keynote Speaker: Sheena Meade!

Address

457 Nathan Dean Boulevard STE 105 #330 (mailing Only)
Dallas, GA
30132

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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+17062230893

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