Attendees gather at the expungement clinic hosted by Operation Restoration, enjoying snowballs while seeking opportunities to clear their criminal records.
Operation Restoration is hosting a free expungement clinic in New Orleans on Friday, April 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event, located at Captain C’s Snowballs, aims to assist individuals with criminal records in reclaiming their lives. Attendees are encouraged to bring necessary documents and can access additional resources and support services. This effort aligns with Second Chance Month, highlighting the importance of offering second chances to those affected by the criminal legal system.
If you’re in New Orleans and have faced challenges due to a criminal record, we’ve got some great news for you! A local nonprofit called Operation Restoration is offering a fantastic opportunity to help you *get back on track* in life. This Friday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., they’re hosting a *free expungement clinic* right at Captain C’s Snowballs, located at 3636 Washington Ave. What a perfect way to enjoy a delicious snowball while tackling some serious life obstacles!
This event is being held in honor of Second Chance Month, a time dedicated to supporting those affected by the criminal legal system. It’s a great reminder that everyone deserves a second shot at life, and this clinic aims to assist individuals who are ready to move forward. With *approximately 70 to 100 million adults* in the U.S. holding an arrest or conviction record, it’s clear that many people are in need of support to reclaim their lives.
Many individuals struggle finding jobs, housing, or educational opportunities just because of their past records. Background checks often highlight these issues, making it hard for formerly incarcerated individuals to get their foot in the door. The expungement clinic offers a chance to clear these records, effectively lifting barriers that stand between them and a successful future.
Operation Restoration focuses on helping women and girls who have been impacted by incarceration. Their mission is all about empowering these individuals to reclaim their lives, and organizers know that clearing one’s record is a significant step in restoring dignity.
Thinking of attending? Make sure to bring along some important documents! You’ll need proof of your criminal record or other case information, plus a valid photo ID. This will help the team assist you in navigating the process smoothly.
Join Operation Restoration at Captain C’s Snowballs this Friday and become part of a supportive community ready to help you reclaim your *second chance*! Who knows – you might even find a new flavor of snowball that you absolutely love while you’re at it!
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