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Here
are some answers to common questions about Bridging The Gap:
Q.
How can I get help for an inmate?
A. Please share your request with the Bridging the Gap office. One of
our volunteers will get in touch with the inmate to offer friendship along
with information about Bridging the Gap programs available in that prison.
Do keep in mind that the specific programs in a given institution are
dependent upon available volunteers and resources. This can vary from
prison to prison and area to area.
Q.
How can I get help for an ex-inmate (aftercare)?
A.
We suggest that you contact Bridging the Gap office. The staff can provide
materials and resources for assisting former inmates as they make the
transition back into society.
Q.
How can I get help for the spouse of an inmate?
A.We
know that imprisonment can cause difficult problems, needs, and stresses
within the family. We hope in some way to be able to offer moral support
and encouragement to family members of inmates. Please contact Bridging
the Gap office with your request. Our staff here will be familiar with any
support groups or other programs available in your area through Bridging
the Gap or other ministries.
Q.
How can I volunteer with BTG?
A.
Bridging the Gap offers volunteers a wide range of opportunities, from
teaching in-prison Bible studies and seminars to writing an inmate. If
you want to become a volunteer please fill out and return the volunteer
application in the 'How can I help?' section on the 'About us' page. You
can also contact Bridging the Gap office to explore opportunities for
volunteering.
Q.How
can I schedule James Stevens-Turner for an upcoming event?
A.You
need to call the national office of Bridging the Gap about James's speaking
engagements. The number is 0870 027 3091.
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