We can post the staggering statistics about the overwhelming increase of the prison population in America and how it is leading in the industry of privatized prisons.

We can post countless research articles on the continual decline of the overall conditions inside the prison, not excluding the overpopulation of inmates.

We simply choose not to.  I CARE sole focus is on making solutions rather than giving power to any negative institutional performance.  The problems has never been a secret; you can simply do a Google search on prison conditions in American to get a general understanding of the serious need for improvements, or check out some of the informational links we provided. Bottom-line is that we would rather focus on making a difference through positive proactive change rather than spew over the countless problems about the prison system in showing very little to no methods of improvements. We seek to cause changes; by I CARE solution.

 

Prison inmates making a

change for the Better.

What better way to have a true purpose in life even if you are incarcerated?  Prison inmates are tapping into their God given talents and bringing joy to others through positive community work-related services. They are able to gain a secure means of finance, healthy work ethics, and accomplished pride in themselves.  Prison inmates are fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons, daughters, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandchildren; they are people who seek to be a benefit to themselves and their families even while incarcerated. They also seek for ways to have a major presence in making a sincere difference.

I CARE eCommerce Entrepreneur Network

 

I CARE has created an eCommerce platform where inmates and those who have been released can donate their God given skills in creating art, poetry for greeting cards, costume jewelry, wood and leather crafts, and many other creative items.  Through the I CARE eCommerce Entrepreneurial Network, an excellent workable program where inmates are able to create financial stability that will not only assist them but also their families; it will give them great pride in feeling valuable.

“Administration officials note that research supports the fact that inmates involved in artistic activity are not as prone to violent confrontations.”

I CARE will spread the word to many State and Federal Correctional Institutions where inmates are able to register for the I CARE eCommerce Entrepreneurial Network program.

We welcome  Correctional Institution to contact us for more information regarding this program.

I CARE Inter-Faith Support Circles

Inmates lead support circle groups which support the perfect idea of all faiths that, “You want for Others what you want for Yourself.”  What better way to build productive relationships while at the same time being able to dispel any violence within the prison population where positive workable solutions are built upon daily.  Inmates leading I CARE inter-faith circles under the close supervision of Chaplains and/or prison officials is designed to build friendships that crosses over race and chosen faith.  I CARE inter-faith circles gives a platform to inform, educate and uplift by sharing joint issues of problems; seeking reachable workable solutions which will benefit the inmate population at large. In these support circles, inmates are constantly working cooperatively to resolve issues of gang violence and hostility which may stem from a simple difference of opinion.  I CARE has formulated and structured workable programs to give its inmate lead inter-faith support circles the proper guidance it needs to be practical and greatly successful.

Inmate lead Faith groups that becomes Associated with ICARE will receive various support for their group.

• Supplying the food for faith groups customary celebratory meal
• Assist faith groups in getting their necessary religious materials
• Supporting positive ideas that can generate overall support to inmates associated with ICARE

I CARE Community, Businesses and Families Initiative

I CARE connects inmates with a wholesome steady flow of resources.  It is a known fact that many inmates transitioning back into society after being physically imprisoned remains within a state of mental confinement.  This is largely due to the lack of employment, housing, healthcare and general support.  Many community programs that had once assisted these inmates upon release have altogether declined out of existence due to nation-wide cuts in funding for outreach faith-based programs.

For this reason, I CARE values its financial support from family members, individuals, businesses, and outreach communities.  Our success is attained through the support of people who sincerely care and are willing to facilitate a powerful passionate cause through generous monetary donations and resources which will assure we remain successful in providing the necessary support to prison inmates in America.

By being a part of the I CARE community and families initiative, you will be able to connect with others who also champion the cause of seeking to build a better and more productive way of life for those who are incarcerated and for those who are soon to be released.  You will have a voice with State legislators on REAL prison reform; igniting change in improving the quality of life of inmates in America.

I CARE is noted for being a reliable resource for inmates to express overall concerns and to know that their voices are not only heard; but real solutions are sure to follow.

• Having a voice with State legislators on REAL prison reform; igniting change in improving the quality of life of inmates in America.
• Being a reliable resource for inmates to express overall concerns in knowing that their voices are not only heard; but real solutions are being implemented.
• Collaborate with Prison Chaplains who share a sincere passion in producing workable programs gear to assist inmates in betterment of self.

I CARE Advisory Board

We seek to pull together the best of the best when it comes to seeking advice from those who know. Our advisory board will consist of various professional who share in having the same passion for social change in assisting those who have become entwined within the penal system seeking to better their live morally and socially.

One common thread binds us as demonstrated in this example of similarities between 5 faith traditions using the “Golden Rule:”

Christianity ~ “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”

Buddhism ~”Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful.”

Judaism ~ “What is hateful to you, do not to your fellow man. That is the entire Law: all the rest is commentary.”

Islam ~ “No one of you is a believer until he desires for his brother that which he desires for himself.”

Baha’i Faith ~ “Blessed is he who preferreth his brother before himself.”