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Returning  
with a Plan

Our Mission at CARP
To improve the quality of life for Returning Citizens, their families, and communities by providing practical, compassionate and needs-based support through comprehensive case management, and fast track referrals to reliable service providers. It is our goal to help Returning Citizens successfully "reenter" their communities.

HEALTH

HOUSING

EMPLOYMENT

EDUCATION

FAMILY

COMMUNITY

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Building towards your future.

We Can Assist You!

With this program, Returning Citizens like you will have the opportunity to be self-sufficient and become contributing members to your families and communities while being supported in your transition.

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CARP helps you to achieve this by (1) building and maintaining strong relationships with you in order to advocate for your specific range of social and economic needs (2) manage individual cases and provide strategic individual plans with the use of a formalized referral process to service providers and (3) offering you weekly support groups and training to help you develop and live independently.

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 NAARC Founder/Chairman 

Eric Weaver

"More than 650,000 individuals return to society from federal and state prison each year"
How can
CARP help you?

Client Benefits.

Comprehensive Case Management from Dedicated Case Workers

Help With Obtaining Vital Records (I.D., Birth Certificate, Social Security Card)

Fast Track Referrals to Service Providers 

Weekly Support Groups 

Skill Development and Training

“SELF” (Development) Sufficiency Plans

Emergency Resources

To participate in CARP, apply here.

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Program Director: Londrea Dudley | londrea.dudley@naarcdc.com

CONTACT
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3115 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE,

Washington, DC 20032

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Office Hours:

Mon - Thurs from 10am - 4pm

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Tel: 202-290-1038

Send Us a Message

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Call or email: carp@naarcdc.com to schedule an appointment.

This webpage was produced by NAARC/CARP under FY23-BMAF21-1003 awarded by the Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants, Executive Office of the Mayor, District of Columbia. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the contributors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Executive Office of the Mayor.

© 2021 Community Assisted Reentry Program (CARP).

Supported in partnership with the Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants (OVSJG)

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