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February 16, 2017 by Ashley Caldwell

MSPJC’s Juvenile Justice Program Live @ 9

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This week, Mid-South Peace & Justice Center organizer, Paul Garner was a guest on WREG Ch 3’s Live @ 9 to discuss Memphis United’s Juvenile Justice Project.  In partnership with Shelby County Juvenile Court, Mid-South Peace & Justice Center is working to build networks of churches and organizations to address our high number of youth offenders and the lack of opportunities for court ordered community service, specifically in the areas of Hickory Hill & Bartlett.

If your organization would like to partner with Juvenile Court to provide opportunities for our young people, please take a minute to fill out this form, by clicking here: https://tinyurl.com/juvenilejusticeproject

For more information, contact Paul Garner: paul@midsouthpeace.org or (901)725-4990

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