Who We Are

Our Story

Founded in 2013 by Rob Worsley, Midland Community Former Offender Advocacy and Rehabilitation (MCFOAR) helps individuals returning from incarceration rebuild productive, independent lives. Through compassionate support, practical resources, and strong community partnerships, we empower people to overcome barriers and become thriving members of our community.

rob in office

Our Vision

To be a life-changing model of reentry where every returning citizen has the opportunity to become a thriving, contributing member of the community.

Our Mission

MCFOAR assists individuals returning from incarceration by providing resources, support, and opportunities that foster self-sufficiency, reduce recidivism, and strengthen our community.

Individuals Served

60% men

40% women

Active State Parolees

Current participants in our programs in 2026.

Parolees Served Over 3.5+ Years

Only one returned to prison.

What We Do

MCFOAR provides a critical bridge from incarceration to independence by connecting participants with the resources they need to succeed, including:

  • Community connections and advocacy
  • Education and life skills development
  • Employment readiness and job placement
  • Housing assistance and stabilization
  • Mental health resources
  • Mentoring and peer support
  • Recovery and addiction support
  • Transportation assistance

Our Core Values

Our values are rooted in our Christian faith, which means we believe in grace, redemption, and the God-given worth of every person. We are called to serve with compassion, walk alongside others without judgment, and believe that transformation and new beginnings are always possible.

  • Accountability – Growth begins with responsibility.
  • Community – Lasting change happens together.
  • Dignity – Every individuals deserves respect.
  • Hope – Every person deserves a second chance.
  • Restoration – Lives can be rebuilt.