New halfway house offers ‘Lifeline to Success’ for former inmates
DeAndre Brown, co-founder of Lifeline to Success, hugs Dawn Welch Kinard at a Thursday, Aug. 29, press conference. Kinard donated the deed to the Frayser house to Lifeline. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian)
Working for 15 years to reduce recidivism in Memphis, Lifeline to Success has helped some 2,271 former inmates navigate life after incarceration.
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Laura Testino is an enterprise reporter who writes about how public policy shapes Memphis. She is currently reporting from Frayser about education and housing. Please write her with your suggestions and story tips.
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