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Volunteer Focus: Yanet Raesu

Yanet attends Union Church in Columbia. She serves with unCUFFED at the Youth Detention Center in Baltimore city as a mentor and Bible Study leader. She has a heart for ...

Volunteer Focus: ‘Slicen’ Dyson Adams

Dyson attends Church One in Towson and runs his own catering business called Slicen Dyson Smoked Meats. He serves with unCUFFED at the The Baltimore County Detention Center leading a ...

Volunteer Focus: Holly Reed

Holly attends Gathered in Glory Church in Annapolis. She serves with unCUFFED at the The Baltimore County Detention Center as a Mentor and Bible Study Leader. She has a heart ...

Volunteer Focus: Kaneka Brown

Kaneka attends The Father's House of Baltimore and is in a Doctoral Program at the Lancaster Bible College. She serves with unCUFFED at the The Charles Hickey School in the ...

Volunteer Focus: Reid Mitchell

Reid is a Territory Manager for Finch Turf and a member of Hunt Valley Church where he plays the drums in the worship band. Reid serves with unCUFFED at the ...

We Need a Bigger Ladder!

As 2023 comes to end, I am making a strong push to have unCUFFED fully funded through June of 2024. We have many faithful supoorters and the Golf Tournament helped ...

Where Else Would You Rather Be?

These are stock images, as we are not permitted to take photographs inside the facilities, but they accurately reflect the conditions on the Drug & Alcohol Treatment Tier at Central ...

The Correlation between Addiction & Incarceration

If you follow the news, you may have read about this horrific story on Folly Beach in South Carolina: https://abcnews.go.com/US/suspect-charged-dui-crash-killed-bride-south-carolina/story?id=99267785. A 25 year old young lady, more than three times ...

Books, Bibles & The Word!

Prisons are lonely places. The real punishment of incarceration is the sadness brought on by deprivation of contact with family and friends. You have a great deal of time to ...

Good News but Big Needs

The chart shows the declining rates of serious, violent issues on the Tier where unCUFFED serves at Baltimore City Central Booking. unCUFFED recently heard from the Leadership at Central Booking ...

For Parents

 

Where permitted, unCUFFED desires to support parents and families of incarcerated juveniles. We can provide updates on their children’s status in jail. We form prayer groups and church visits with the parents and help to ease their worries and concerns.

Are you a parent of an incarcerated child?

Are you looking for answers, support or prayer?

Reach out to us to see how we can help!

 

For Lawyers

Because a part of unCUFFED’s mission is to get to know youth who are charged as adults, we can share our experiences with a youth’s behavior and character we’ve witnessed as we’ve worked with them. Rules vary from institution to institution, but when permitted we work with Public Defenders and private lawyers. If unCUFFED staff or volunteers have worked closely with a youth during their time in the facility, we are willing to write a letter for their transfer hearing or sentencing hearing or to testify on their behalf.

For Lawyers

Because a part of unCUFFED’s mission is to get to know youth who are charged as adults, we can share our experiences with a youth’s behavior and character we’ve witnessed as we’ve worked with them. Rules vary from institution to institution, but when permitted we work with Public Defenders and private lawyers. If unCUFFED staff or volunteers have worked closely with a youth during their time in the facility, we are willing to write a letter for their transfer hearing or sentencing hearing or to testify on their behalf.

Please contact us via phone (410.657.2538) or email us at contact@uncuffedministries.org.