I think Prisoners Aid on 25th Street has employment resources for people with felony records. www.prisonersaid.org/

sylvan beach cafe hires exclusively ex-cons. it's on preston st.

I don't have a direct answer, but having lived in NYC for over 30 years I had regluarly employed ex-cons that were directed to me by their parole officers. As a matter of fact there was a prettty substantial list of available people and their skills - Baltimore is no less capable than NYC - so I would say there has to be either an agency or a division within the Parole Board for Baltimore/Meryland, if not try Philly and D.C. Admittedly we now live in a much more strict society and some of those more threatening forms of employment could have been eliminated. For my money - the ex-cons were always the best employees I ever had.

Iliya Pavlovich

It has seems that quite a few of the Midtown and Downtown Partnership people - you know, those walking the city streets in yellow orred uniforms, cleaning up trash, acting as security guards, and other stuff - have criminal records. I've talked to a bunch of the due to the nature of my job, and a few of my compatriots have served their community service with them. The last one I talked to had served a five year federal sentence, so I think you may have a good chance with that.

my husband needs a work reference he goes up for parole in october and it will make it look better if he has one he is a very intellegent good and hard working person he just made some bad choices in his life if there are any programs or organizations that can help please let me know anything will help

my husband needs a work reference he goes up for parole in october and it will make it look better if he has one he is a very intellegent good and hard working person he just made some bad choices in his life if there are any programs or organizations that can help please let me know anything will help