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Dr. Martin on Accessible Housing for Re-Entry

For many, the first 72 hours after being released from incarceration or fleeing a dangerous situation are the most critical. Dr. Martin, an advocate for community restoration, is leading a housing program specifically designed to catch those who might otherwise fall through the cracks of the traditional rental market.

Breaking Down Barriers to Entry

​Dr. Martin’s approach removes the three most common obstacles to housing: credit scores, security deposits, and background checks. By eliminating these requirements, the program ensures that an individual’s past does not dictate their access to a safe future.

​The financial structure is designed for maximum accessibility:

Serving the Most Vulnerable

​The program is specifically tailored for those in high-stakes transitional periods. This includes individuals just released from incarceration who require a stable address to rebuild their lives, as well as persons fleeing domestic violence and seeking immediate sanctuary.

​”Starting over” is more than just a phrase for this program; it is a practical mission. By providing a place to stay without the gatekeeping of standard apartment complexes, Dr. Martin offers a “hand up” that allows residents to focus on healing and finding employment rather than worrying about where they will sleep.

A Model for Community Re-Entry

​As A.T.L. N.E.W.S. monitors housing solutions across our “Beltline to Coastline” coverage, the work of Dr. Martin stands out for its direct impact on recidivism and safety. By providing a low-barrier foundation, she is helping neighbors transition from “brokenness” to becoming active, stable members of society once again.

If you would like to lear more about this program, Dr. Martin can be reached at:
Ph. 717-425-9909
Em. info@choicelivingin.com

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