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  November 14, 2023 The City

  Help, Not Jail, Now Under Construction for People With Mental Illness

  Hope House breaks ground Thursday in the Bronx, promising to be a first-of-its-kind residential alternative to incarceration

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  November 13, 2023 City Limits

  How a Bronx Election Swerved the Course for Plan to House Formerly-Incarcerated

  Political calculus around a City Council race in the East Bronx has slowed the approval process for a plan to house seriously ill people leaving jail, and could cue up a test: whether the Council is willing to override opposition from one of their own.

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  November 08, 2023 Queens Gazette

  I On Politics

  The Fortune Society, one of the nation’s leading nonprofit reentry service and advocacy organizations serving more than ten thousand justice-involved individuals every year, honored President and CEO JoAnne Page, who is retiring after 34 years at the helm of the organization, and founder David Rothenberg as he celebrates his 90th birthday, at their annual “Bold Leadership, Bright Future” gala on October 30, 2023.

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  November 02, 2023 NY1

  JoAnne Page: Rebuilding lives of those who were behind bars

  While the United States spends billions of dollars on incarceration, funding for reentry services remains limited. JoAnne Page is trying to change those numbers.

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  November 02, 2023 New York Nonprofit Media

  First Read Morning Newsletter

  The Fortune Society, one of the nation’s leading nonprofit reentry service and advocacy organizations serving more than ten thousand justice-involved individuals every year, honored president and CEO JoAnne Page, who is retiring after 34 years at the helm of the organization, and founder David Rothenberg as he celebrates his 90th birthday, at their annual “Bold Leadership, Bright Future” gala on Oct. 30.

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