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577 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, MA 02118
+1 (617) 572-3618
http://www.crj.org

Community Resources for Justice (CRJ) is dedicated to supporting individuals transitioning from incarceration and those with complex clinical needs, empowering them to achieve positive, sustainable life changes. With a history spanning 147 years, CRJ focuses on social justice services, community strategies, and behavioral health initiatives to foster hope and recovery within the community.

Through innovative programs and partnerships, CRJ serves diverse populations, including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and works collaboratively with criminal justice organizations to improve public safety. Their commitment to delivering compassionate care and support has positively impacted countless lives across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

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