4:13 Strong

AKA:

Davidson County Residential Re-Entry Program for Men

Description:

4:13 Strong is a faith-based 6-8 month residential program for men, ages 18-30, providing vocational and life skills training, and job placement specifically targeting men who have been incarcerated; however the program is open to all who wish to commit to the program.

Hours:

Hours vary

Intake Process:

Participants must complete a try-out week at the beginning of each class. If accepted, men will move on campus that Sunday. There are 5 classes per year,
beginning every 2 months: January, March, May, July and September. Call, email or see website for details on how to apply

Program Fees:

The 4:13 Strong program is offered to participants at no cost. Once men begin working, there is a $200/month fee for living accommodations. Program
graduates are welcome to stay on campus for $400/month.

Eligibility:

Men, ages 18-30, seeking job skills training and new directions in life; men must complete a try-out week. Once on campus, men must remain clean from drugs and alcohol. Although the program targets formerly incarcerated men, the program is open to all.

Handicap Accessible?

Yes

Is Shelter?

No

Date of Official Change:

March 20, 2024

Volunteer Opportunities:

4:13 Strong offers various volunteer opportunities: Mentoring, Lunch and Learn Guest, Elective Class Leader (various skills, like cooking, computer skills,
woodworking projects, etc), meal providers, tutoring and more.

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