is a 501c3 nonprofit corporation with a mission to protect the human life of inmates and better the institutional treatment along with assistance to their families. Reintegration Supportive Services
We offer individual and group counseling services for individuals reintegrating into society after incarceration. Counseling sessions are facilitated by a qualified professional who hold a Master'
s degrees in criminal justice and/or social work or peer support providers. Participants attend one individual and one group counseling session per week, with all sessions being an hour each. Individual counseling sessions focus on developing healthy family relationships, decreasing the likeliness of recidivism, and adjusting to free society. There is a maximum number of 6 participants per group session, and the full counseling program last 6 weeks. Additional referrals to mental health counseling are made as needed. This service is offered at no cost to participants. Resource and Referrals
As a resource and referral hub, AILM provides information on established organizations that can assist those reintegrating into society after incarceration. Resources we provide information on include those that assist with housing, transportation, and basic human needs such as food, and clothing. We provide referrals to mental health counseling services to those who have experienced domestic abuse, substance use disorder, addictions to s*x or gambling, and social skills development such as employment readiness and maintenance. Advocacy
Our advocacy services revolve around various prison issues which our clients want resolved in a specific manner. Regardless of what the prison problem might be, our inmate advocates take a standardized approach. We start by speaking with the client and their family to understand the issue, what led to the issue, and what resolution our clients would prefer. During this phase we also obtain any necessary background documentation to round-out our understanding of the issue and for use in our advocacy. We focus on communicating with the State Governors Office, The Director of Virginia Prison System, the US Justice Department, the News Media and Pro Bono Law Firms, especially Rights Behind Bars and the Arnold & Porter Lawyers working out of Washington , DC. and any other Organizations that may be available such as CAIR, Muslim Advocates, The Rutherford Institute out of Charlottesville, VA , the ACLU , Human Rights Watch, etc. We believe in attacking the violation of inmates Civil Rights by any means necessary!
