“The pre-arrest diversion work PAD is pioneering in Atlanta demonstrates how communities can address issues like housing instability and community safety with empathy and compassion,” said Amanda Jaquez, a senior associate with the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Atlanta Civic Site. “This initiative not only helps people avoid potentially life-altering interactions with law enforcement, but it also helps Atlanta residents who may be struggling with homelessness, mental illness or other challenges receive the help they need.”
Offering an Alternative to Police Arrests in Atlanta
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