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Memphis Allies sees progress in reforming violent offenders. Here’s how

Louis walked into Memphis Allies for the first time in early 2025. He wasn’t there by choice, but rather a court order.

Community generosity thrives at Memphis Allies toy drive. Memphis Allies hosted a Holiday Heroes toy drive in December.

SWITCH Youth’s TaMara Reed: Helping participants see futures they did not imagine

This is ‘heart work,’ says Memphis Allies SWITCH supervisor

His name is Earve Mathis, but around Memphis Allies’ South Memphis office, he is better known as “Mr. E.”

A life coach supervisor in the adult SWITCH program, Mr. E knows well the cost of making bad decisions.

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