The Recovery Hour
The Recovery Hour
Episode 34 Re-Entry Into Society
Episode 34 Re-Entry Into Society
Episode 34 Re-Entry Into Society
Wednesday 7th July 2021
Hear Julius Campbell's inspiring story of rehabilitation and community support after a 26-year prison sentence on 'The Recovery Hour'.
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Get the buttons here!Rebuilding Lives: Julius Campbell's Journey from Prison to Purpose
Either I can become bitter or I can become better...while I was there, I facilitated classes, I was a counselor, everything that was asked of me I did, plus I took the initiative to do things for my own benefit.
Imagine spending 26 years behind bars and emerging with a passion to help others navigate the daunting path back into society. In this eye-opening episode of 'The Recovery Hour', hosts Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character welcome Julius Campbell, who shares his remarkable story of transformation and hope. Julius opens up about his long prison sentence and the crucial role rehabilitation played in his journey.
He dives into how faith, family, and community support became the cornerstones of his successful re-entry into society. This isn't just a tale of personal triumph; it's a blueprint for how returning citizens can rebuild their lives with the right support systems in place. Julius discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of chaplains in mending broken relationships, and why communication skills are vital for those re-entering society.
Whether you're personally affected by addiction or have a loved one facing similar struggles, this episode offers a wealth of insights and inspiration. Tune in for a conversation that’s both heartwarming and practical, shedding light on the often-overlooked challenges and triumphs of re-entry.