Transforming Lives, Communities
and the Criminal Justice System

The Osborne Association's programs demonstrate that there are policies and practices our nation can adopt that foster a more effective criminal justice system.

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  Committed to the ideal of a criminal justice system that "restores to society the largest number of intelligent, forceful, honest citizens", Thomas Mott Osborne went on to become a progressive warden at Sing Sing, where the majority of his prisoners did not return to prison after release.

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  Adopting Healthy Lifestyles		Achieving Economic Independence
  Osborne's Treatment Services (El Rio) Community-Based Prevention Prison-Based Prevention Services		Green Career Center Janitorial Maintenance Services Fresh Start Food Services
  Reconnecting Families		Reducing Reliance on Incarceration
  FamilyWorks Family Resource Center Family Ties Children & Youth Services Women’s Empowerment Project Queensboro Family-Focused Reentry		Court Advocacy Services (CAS) Longtermers Responsibility Project Jail-based Transitional Services Fresh Start
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  So 26 Children Can Visit & Hug Their Moms: Diana's Weekend Account NY Initiative Receives $200,000 Grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Brooklyn Support Group Welcomes Filmmaker as Guest Speaker

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  Committed to the ideal of a criminal justice system that "restores to society the largest number of intelligent, forceful, honest citizens," he went on to become a progressive warden at Sing Sing, where the majority of his prisoners did not return to prison after release.

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Auburn, NY