Creating Chain Breakers
We envision a worldwide community of Diverse Leaders breaking the chains of illness, poverty, inequity, and criminality.
1-844- BET-ONUS or 1-844-238-6687
About Our Better Project
Mission
Mission
Mission
Our mission is to have zero recidivism.
We develop and promote tools for those at risk or incarcerated. Through
(BET) Basic Education & Training to support Chainbreakers. We are dedicated for change and breaking criminality cycles.
Vision
Mission
Mission
We envision a worldwide community of Diverse Leaders breaking the chains of illness, poverty, inequity, and criminality through the realization of their fullest potential, thus ending recidivism and bolstering public safety
Purpose
Mission
Purpose
The specific purpose of the corporation is to bring as many persons from all sides of the criminal justice system ( i.e. offenders, peace officers, victims, families affected, prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys, administrators, mental health professionals, counselors, and other nonprofits, businesses, government agencies) together in
The specific purpose of the corporation is to bring as many persons from all sides of the criminal justice system ( i.e. offenders, peace officers, victims, families affected, prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys, administrators, mental health professionals, counselors, and other nonprofits, businesses, government agencies) together in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration to tackle the pandemic of recidivism, by leaning on the collective knowledge of the whole to create innovative solutions that attack the root issues in society that lead to habitual criminality.
About Our Better Project
Background
OBP was conceived out of few residents, participating in a boot camp at CSP Corcoran, wanting to do more for their community than just physical exercise and classroom substance abuse/ addiction support groups. So they developed and executed a plan of action to revamp the boot camp and expand their contributions beyond the boot camp and even the institution. They called themselves the "Chainbreakers." Due to the success of the program, they secured support from volunteers such as staff, friends, family, other residents, and fellow boot camp participant who believed in their vision. They operated unincorporated within CSP Corcoran