John Howard Association

“Form 990 review process the 990 is reviewed by board members before issuance.”

“Explanation of monitoring and enforcement of conflicts the employees and members of the board of directors sign a conflict of interest policy each year which is reviewed by the executive director.”

“Other organization documents publically available the organizations financial statements are available to the public via the illinois attorney generals website.”

“Organizaton mission the john howard association of illinois provides public oversight of the states prisons, jails, and juvenile correctional facilities and addresses inmate needs and concerns as it has for over a century. The association promotes fair, humane, and effective sentencing and correctional policies that will lessen the burden on the taxpayers and increase safety in our communities. The association provides illinois citizens and decision-makers with facts and analysis needed to improve state and local criminal and juvenile justice.”

“Service accomplishments every year, jha communicates with more than 3,000 incarcerated youths, adult prisoners and their family members through letters, phone calls, and interviews during prison inspections about issues they face, such as inadequate healthcare, allegations of staff misconduct and lack of access to legal material.”

“Organizaton mission the john howard association of illinois provides public oversight of the states prisons, jails, and juvenile correctional facilities and addresses inmate needs and concerns as it has for over a century. The association promotes fair, humane, and effective sentencing and correctional policies that will lessen the burden on the taxpayers and increase safety in our communities. The association provides illinois citizens and decision-makers with facts and analysis needed to improve state and local criminal and juvenile justice.”

“Service accomplishments every year, jha communicates with more than 3,000 incarcerated youths, adult prisoners and their family members through letters, phone calls, and interviews during prison inspections about issues they face, such as inadequate healthcare, allegations of staff misconduct and lack of access to legal material.”