Indonesia Late breaking News: The government of Indonesia has announced it has based its entire prisoner re-entry program on Criminon. Indonesia is the fourth largest nation by population and the largest Islamic country. Tens of thousands of inmates will benefit. In addition, we have added over 300 inmates to our correspondence courses at Corcoran State Prison in California. We are now training over 7000 inmates around the world using the Criminon programs. We need help with the mail correspondence supervision of these men and women at Corcoran. You can do the job of changing someone from a life of crime to a life of values and dreams, via the U.S. Mail. You are never identified to the inmate with your real identity or address. Your name and address are aliases. We also need help on the handling of the mail at our office in Glendale, CA. so that it gets to the supervisors in a timely manner. Save a life. This is one of the most gratifying activities you can ever do, and it is just part time. Working with the new home supervisor's Kit, you can effectively help the incarcerated individual regain their self respect and NOT return to a life of crime or back to prison. At least 8 out of 10 never return to prison. Here is what one inmate said about his experience on this powerful course:
Find out how you too can become a volunteer and have the satisfaction of changing the life of someone who most considered lost and were "thrown away" by society. Please go to the Criminon web-site link above, and the other related web pages to find out how to sign up. Thanks for all the support this year. We are booming at Criminon. The Way to Happiness Course
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The Way to Happiness Course
YES, I CAN FIND A LITTLE TIME You can supervise these correspondence courses from your home in an hour or two a week. In addition to changing the life of an inmate (and all the people the current system would send him out to victimize), I guarantee your own life will change! Get briefed further on this by E-mailing Criminon or calling (323) 254-6008.
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