
To be eligible, the tattoos must be anti-social, gang-related, and prevent individuals from finding employment or otherwise interfere in the individual's life. The clients, of course, have obligations, such as sobriety, no more tattoos, and compliance with supervision. Also, they must complete 30 hours of community service before beginning the removal process.
"These type of visible tattoos often create roadblocks for individuals wanting to make meaningful changes in their lives. . . " Tattoo removal often breaks the connections to the elements that caught them up in the criminal justice system.
This program has received positive press coverage, here, here, and here. For more information, contact Diana Kerns.
And thanks to Diana her work and commitment to this program.
-- Melody