Tattoo Removal: Establishing a Free or Low-Cost Community-Based Program, A How-to Guide Paperback – March 10, 2016

An absolute must-read for anyone passionate about community health, social justice, or reentry work. It beautifully captures the life-changing impact of free and low-cost tattoo removal services, with practical guidance for providers looking to start their own programs. Insightful, inspiring, and deeply human—this guide shows how something as simple as a laser can offer hope, healing, and a real second chance.

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This guide to help folks on the margins remove a stigma of their past and move on is powerful in its purpose and what can be accomplished. Great examples and resource guide in addition to helping actually build this community resource. Bravo!

Loved the book and it has been very helpful with the resources on where to start.

Extremely informative and helpful bookA most have for anyone that’s are interested in starting a non profit tattoo removal programWill be a go to book for the future!

This tattoo removal program How-To guide is the best tool available for those inspired to start or expand such a program. This guide will help me greatly when I begin my work to support reducing recidivism as it is loaded with examples of successful programs, contacts, templates and workflow diagrams.It is well written, was a fairly quick read and will soon be heavily marked up and dog-eared when I review a second time.Profits go to Jail-to-Jobs so Mark Drevno's great organization can continue on!

I was recently incarcerated and heard about jails to jobs I've been a professional tattoo artist for 25 years when I was released from my incarceration I received this book and it gave me all the information I needed to get help with nonprofit organizations and further my career and possibly do something to better the world not only for tattoo removal but also starting my own shop that does it as well.

Lots of information that can be referred back to again and again. Helps you side-step some ideas and grab on to others by knowing how it’s working for others