Center for Pregnancy Choices
The CPC is a nonprofit medical clinic that exists to listen, encourage and equip those facing pregnancy decisions. The clinic has been serving the Jackson Metro area for over 25 years and estimates that it has benefited over 20,000 women in the community during this time. Their complimentary services include: pregnancy confirmation, sonograms, options counseling, reproductive health information, pregnancy support, community referrals, post-abortion support, and 24-hour helpline availability. The CPC currently has two facilities, providing services to the Jackson/Madison area as well as Pearl/Rankin County.
Madison County Detention Center
The Madison County Sheriff’s office operates a 250 bed jail that opened on April 1,1991and an additional 144 bed facility that was added in March,2001. There are kitchen ,Laundry and medical facilities located inside the Detention Center. The facility houses both pre-trial and sentenced inmates.The Madison County Detention Center under Sheriff Randy Tucker scores high on State and Federal evaluations.
Rankin County Sheriffs Department
The sheriffs department is the chief law-enforcement agency in Rankin County. The sheriff and his deputies respond to calls for emergency service, enforcing local ordinances, state and federal law, and maintaining a sense of tranquility by visibility in the communities they patrol. Thus they take responsibility for the safety and well-being of all persons living in Rankin County.
MDOC-Flowood Community Work Center Satellite Prison
MDOC’s restitution program provides an alternative for incarceration for minimal risk offenders who are in need of a more structured environment. Residents are required to work and pay full or partial payments to crime victims.These residents have up to 12 month sentences.
Layfayette County Detention Center
Sheriff Joey East is responsible for law enforcement and administration of the Lafayette County Jail. It is located on Jackson Avenue in Oxford, Ms.
Grant Me Justice
The Voice for the victim offers a range of services to support families of homicide victims. We are here to help you navigate through the difficult journey of healing while seeking justice.
MOM.ME
A nonprofit that serves to uplift mothers and normalize the struggles of motherhood. The goal is to allow mother’s to become their very best possible self, which will ultimately improve the overall functionality of the entire family structure. They help their Moms focus on the importance of taking care of themselves.
The Friendship Connection
is a 24 bed(12 primary and 12 transitional residential) female facility for women with an alcohol or drug dependence, nonviolent ex-offenders and pregnant individuals interested in beginning the recovery process from substance abuse. the primary treatment component is a 30-day comprehensive program and the residential component is a 75-day program. This facility is certified by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Addiction Services.
Crossroads Ministry
Now in our 10th year, Crossroads Ministries is a 501c3 non-profit organization for women coming from prison. They struggle with addiction and more, needing education, life skills and a safe place as they regain their self-worth. The ministry is Christian based and teaches the women how to live outside of prison bars, reconnect with their children, families and apply for jobs.
Jackson Leadership Foundation
A Christ centered 501-c3 dedicated to the spiritual and economies transformation of Jackson’s under-resoursed communities through the empowerment of leaders, development of ministries, and networking of volunteers and donors. We are part of the Leadership Foundation Network, a network of 42 Leadership Foundations throughout the world with over 40 years of experience serving cities.
Mission First
All of the ministries of Mission First seek to meet physical, practical needs of people, and in so doing, to make the most of this opportunity for relationship, conversation, and sharing the love and truth of Christ.
Our ministry is based on the understanding that we will all face seasons and areas of need, and that we all will have the ability to give in some respect, so that when we willingly partner with one another in Christ we find that life is better together.