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Our mission is to help Fathers successfully overcome poverty and incarceration. In addition, as well as the health, wellness of our Nations Veterans. Between 1995 and 2009, Second Chance operated in prisons in Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States and in the Mexican cities of Tijuana and Ensenada. Its Mexican operations were closed down after it lost government funding. Its only U.S. operation was terminated in January 2009 by the mayor of Albuquerque. By that time, it had received more than $1.5 million in public funding, but on closing it left debts of over $672,000 to the federal, state and city governments. Second Chance was proposed – but was rejected – for prisons in the states of Arizona, Nevada and New York.

Scientology's relationship with Second Chance has been a particular focus of contention, as the program uses many elements of Hubbard's doctrines that originated in, and are still used by, the Church of Scientology. The involvement of Nevada Assembly member Sharron Angle with Second Chance was a significant issue in the 2010 United States Senate elections.

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So OTM wanted to fill in the Gap that has plagued generations past. The owner felt as if that personally hit home for the African American community in question to why there are so many tragic stories post incarceration. So, we have created a program that evolves our communities we serve and offer other businesses partners we work with to help us stand up for those that want a SECOND CHANCE!