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Light Line Reentry Program: Let's Change the Narrative Together
There are no limits when given knowledge, resources, and support.
About Light Line
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Every person has boundless potential to live a meaningful life when offered access to tools, resources, and support.
Light Line is here to fill the gaps overlooked in many reentry and diversion programs within corrections. Our program, led primarily by formerly incarcerated people, provides a network of peers who have sustained their rec
Every person has boundless potential to live a meaningful life when offered access to tools, resources, and support.
Light Line is here to fill the gaps overlooked in many reentry and diversion programs within corrections. Our program, led primarily by formerly incarcerated people, provides a network of peers who have sustained their recovery. These inspirational professionals encourage returning citizens from the inside out both through their stories and direct interactions with students.
We are here to change the narrative for individuals with legal convictions. Light Line is here to help system-affected people channel their brilliance and creativity through positive outlets.
Our History
Our Mission
Our Mission
A summer internship teaching in Osceola Jail while pursuing her B.S. inspired Leah Basaria to create Light Line in June 2023, bolstering the programs available for the population to achieve and maintain successful reentry before release. Light Line includes classes in the jail, a resource line, and long-term navigation upon release.
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A summer internship teaching in Osceola Jail while pursuing her B.S. inspired Leah Basaria to create Light Line in June 2023, bolstering the programs available for the population to achieve and maintain successful reentry before release. Light Line includes classes in the jail, a resource line, and long-term navigation upon release.
Light Line begins inside the jail with Resources & Life Skills (RLS), a cognitive-behavioral curriculum taught to help individuals shift into a growth mindset, make responsible decisions, unlock their potential, and promote holistic well-being. RLS follows returning citizens through reentry, providing continued support and healthy encouragement after release.
The toll-free 877 resource line is set to launch in Spring 2024 to provide people access to resolve specific needs to help improve outcomes for individuals, their families, and the community.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Team
At Light Line, we strive to improve the lives of returning citizens by providing them with education, skills, and resources to improve holistic well-being. We aim to break the cycle of recidivism and allow people to better their outcomes and community.
Leah Basaria teaches Resources & Life Skills (RLS) inside Osceola Jail. A small oper
At Light Line, we strive to improve the lives of returning citizens by providing them with education, skills, and resources to improve holistic well-being. We aim to break the cycle of recidivism and allow people to better their outcomes and community.
Leah Basaria teaches Resources & Life Skills (RLS) inside Osceola Jail. A small operation of volunteers assists in individualized research and providing resources to the individuals we serve.
Light Line is active in the Central Florida community and is excited to create partnerships with other passionate programs and organizations dedicated to providing essential needs to underserved communities.
Valencia College will feature Light Line in its list of Featured Community Partners for Service Learning in January 2024, officiating the launch of Light Line's 877 resource line.
BREAKING THE CYCLE OF RECIDIVISM
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Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions for learning. Your generous donation will fund our mission by providing paper, pens, folders, and notebooks to enhance the education of our students on the inside and assist their reintegration back into society.