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Kenneth Cooper: Success Story
Second Chances Work: April's story
Miguel Rosario: Success Story
Delilah Martinez
Edgar Muniz
Elsie Flores
Isaac Soler
Joshua Alcantara
Jules Febre
Kristina Farrell
Robinson Diaz

Success Stories

Kenneth Cooper: Success Story

See a video about our 2016 Second Chance Award recipient!

Second Chances Work: April's story

Learn how AFJ helped April turn her life around to be the first in her family to attend college.

Miguel Rosario: Success Story

Delilah Martinez: Success Story

Delilah Martinez: Success Story

See how AFJ helped transform a drug-selling street kid into an army sergeant.
Edgar Muniz: Success Story

Edgar Muniz: Success Story

A former drug addict who was busted for selling heroin is now a real estate office manager.
Elsie Flores: Success Story

Elsie Flores: Success Story

A pregnant teen arrested for selling drugs is now a college grad and AFJ court advocate.
Isaac Soler: Success Story

Isaac Soler: Success Story

Arrested at 15 for selling drugs, he's drug-free now and ready to study fashion.
Joshua Alcantara: Success Story

Joshua Alcantara: Success Story

His role in a mugging nearly put him in prison; now he's at college with plans to study criminal justice.

Jules Febre: Success Story

From robbery to teaching yoga: One of AFJ's outstanding teens finds a new pose.
Kristina Farrell: Success Story

Kristina Farrell: Success Story

After an arrest at 14 for robbery, she's now a college-bound, straight-A student.
Robinson Diaz: Success Story

Robinson Diaz: Success Story

Leaving behind the streets, a Lower East Side native plans a career in gerontology.
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