Nevada Cure

Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants – Nevada Chapter

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Nevada Cure

Welcome! Please join our cause. Working together we can make constructive changes to the systems.

What we do:

We work with prisoners, their families, their friends and prisoner rights supporters to change the Nevada prison and parole systems. We are family, friends of Nevada prisoners, and former prisoners. We need your help.

Working together, instead of at cross purposes, we can change the way our government treats our errants. Please join our cause. Working together we can make constructive changes to the systems.

Become a member!

You can become a member of Nevada Cure for $10 a year.
Incarcerated people pay $2 annually.
For this you receive our quarterly Informational Bulletin, you help Nevada Cure  fight together with prisoners for better conditions inside, and ultimately to vastly decrease the number of people going to prison.
Send us an email via nevadacure[at]gmail.com if you want to become a Member.

We have a monthly meeting that is also accessible via phone.

Send your name and address, email and payment to:

NV-CURE, Inc.,
P.O. Box 231953,
Las Vegas, NV 89105

Email: Nevadacure @ gmail.com
Tel: 702.347.1731

We also have Paypal, where you can donate (Nevadacure@gmail.com)

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Read and share our Info-Bulletin!

NV Cure Informational Bulletins

  • 39 (Jan. 2020)
  • 42 (April 2020)
  • 43 (May 2020)

Nevada Cure Links

  • Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE National)
  • Nevada Cure – this site's address
  • Nevada Cure 2018 Resource Booklet
  • Nevada Cure Facebook Page
  • Nevada Cure on Facebook
  • Nevada Cure on Twitter

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Our next Meeting:

Our next meeting is: March 31, 2021, at 6:30 PM

Location:

Conference Room
DEFENDERS LAW OFFICE
830 South 4th Street,
Las Vegas, NV 89101

You are welcome to call in:

Conference Call Number and Code:

(605) 313-5105
Code: 493815#

Agenda

Our Meetingroom is hosted by:

logo The Defenders: Criminal Defense Lawyers

The Defenders: Criminal Defense Lawyers: thedefenders.net

How you can help Nevada Cure

Blogroll

  • ACLU Nevada
  • Cure National
  • Family and Friends of Incarcerated Persons (FFIP)
  • Nevada Prison Watch
  • NV Jurisprudence and Prison News
  • Prison Talk, NV forum for friends, family support
  • Prison: The Hidden Sentence

Re-entry Nevada

  • Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow (FIT)
  • HIRE Network
  • Homeless Services Las Vegas
  • Homeless Veterans
  • Hope for Prisoners
  • Las Vegas Urban League
  • Salvation Army Reno
  • Salvation Army Southern Nevada
  • Transitional Living

Reports and Lawsuits about Prisoners and Prison Conditions

  • ACLU Lawsuit Charges Grossly Inadequate Medical Care At State Prison In Nevada (2010)
  • ACLU Report: Not Fit for Human Consumption or Habitation: Nevada's Prisons in Crisis (2011, PDF)
  • ACLU Riker vs Gibbons (2009, PDF)
  • ACLU Settlement with Ely State Prison about Medical Conditions
  • Private Corrections Working Group Nevada
  • Review of Medical Records from Ely State Prison, Dr. William Noel (Report prepared for the National Prison Project of the ACLU)

Media stories

  • Former inmate now advocates for prisoners in Nevada (5 Jan. 2020, LV Review-J)
  • When the justice system gets it wrong, Nevada can do better to make things right (LV Sun, 4-11-2019)
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