College and Community Fellowship (CCF) helps formerly incarcerated women achieve a higher education. CCF is an organization of educators, social workers, policy changers, and former students working together to help students succeed in college, career, family and life. CCF's mission is to eliminate individual and structural barriers to higher education, economic security, long term stability, and civic participation for women who have criminal convictions (including those currently and formerly incarcerated) and their families by offering:

• Scholarship Programs, and other Financial Assistance

• Professional and College Counseling

• Mentorships and Network of like-minded women

• Social and Support Services Available

CCF has provided a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) guide about their program here www.collegeandcommunity.org/faqs.

WHO DOES THIS PROGRAM AIM TO SERVE? Women with criminal justice histories.

HAS THIS PROGRAM BEEN SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19? No. CCF is continuing providing services beginning with a brief phone screening to determine eligibility with a call to Stacy Burnett at (646)380-7770. CCF has also provided a COVID-19 Resource Guide with federal, state and local policies related to education, personal safety, food & housing, healthcare, stimulus bill, taxes & banking, employment & unemployment, prison/jail, virtual advocacy and essential businesses here www.collegeandcommunity.org/covid-19-resources.