Michael Hiser
Majored in Marriage And Family Therapy Program
Campbellsville University, Class of 2015
From Shepherdsville, Ky.
Campbellsville University, Class of 2015
From Shepherdsville, Ky.
The Right Turn Initiative is a program that serves youth 16-19 who have been involved with the juvenile justice system within the last 12 months and have not been charged as an adult. Other eligibility requirements are as follows:
-Youth can be under the supervision of Juvenile Justice either in facility, on probation or on parole.
-This includes an alternative sentence or those in a diversion program.
-Prospective candidates for the Right Turn Program must currently reside in (or resided in before confinement) the LMPD Divisions 1, 2, 4, or 6.
-If unsure if your youth resides in one of the included divisions feel free to contact us or go to mapit.louisvilleky.gov to enter the address, then the police division will be provided.
Right Turn currently provides the following services:
-Case Management
-Individualized education
-Workforce training and skill building
-Mentor Matching
-Individualized career development planning
-Community service opportunities
-Restorative justice projects
-Expungement Services
For any questions or concerns please contact Michael Hiser at michael.hiser@kentuckianaworks.org
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Case Manager at Kentuckiana Works
The Right Turn Initiative is a program that serves youth 16-19 who have been involved with the juvenile justice system within the last 12 months and have not been charged as an adult. Other eligibility requirements are as follows:
-Youth can be under the supervision of Juvenile Justice either in facility, on probation or on parole.
-This includes an alternative sentence or those in a diversion program.
-Prospective candidates for the Right Turn Program must currently reside in (or resided in before confinement) the LMPD Divisions 1, 2, 4, or 6.
-If unsure if your youth resides in one of the included divisions feel free to contact us or go to mapit.louisvilleky.gov to enter the address, then the police division will be provided.
Right Turn currently provides the following services:
-Case Management
-Individualized education
-Workforce training and skill building
-Mentor Matching
-Individualized career development planning
-Community service opportunities
-Restorative justice projects
-Expungement Services
For any questions or concerns please contact Michael Hiser at michael.hiser@kentuckianaworks.org
August 2014 - Present
Youth Pastor at Immanuel Baptist Church Shepherdsville
I introduce young people to Christ; disciple them in spiritual growth; train them in serving Christ with their life. Of equal importance is to assist parents or guardians in raising their teenagers to a wholesome maturity. Finally, I oversee and support the activity entrusted to senior leadership of each Christian Education/Youth program.
July 2014 - Present
Vice President Board of Directors at Mission Behind Bars and Beyond
Mission Behind Bars and Beyond directly addresses these causes of / and seeks to reduce the rate of recidivism among ex-offenders released from prison. The project adopts a multi-layer, holistic approach that begins with the individual while incarcerated, assists with pre-release preparations, and provides support and assistance once the individual returns to the community. Studies have shown that connections with well-trained, volunteer-led Support Teams radically reduces the rate of ex-offender recidivism and produces productive, contributing, tax-paying responsible community members.
July 2013 - Present
Volunteer Chaplin at Dismas Charities
Teach drug addiction recovery classes
Provide support and advocacy for inmate population in times of grief and confusion
Involved in fundraising for community projects
Organize religious services for inmate population
March 2007 - Present
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