July 19, 2024 – He was desperate to quit, but starting over wasn’t so simple. Once out of jail, Halas had nothing – no money, car, home, job, family or friends. But thanks to those he knew in the church and recovery community, he quit once and for all. Now, he’s determined to help others do it too…
Within 24 hours, they can get someone into a safe, sober living home, connect them with transportation, a phone, replacement ID, food, clothing and whatever else they need. And, they’ve partnered with local businesses that are willing to give convicted felons a shot.
“We see so many people that they’re getting vehicles back,” Halas said, “they’re getting careers that they love, and most important, the next step is they’re getting their own places, and they’re getting their families back in their life.”
They also host a weekly recovery group called “High on Jesus” at First United Methodist Church of Bradenton. Think of it like AA with a whole lot of faith.
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