JT has announced a “No Bars Reform” mission to help formerly incarcerated women successfully integrate back into society after prison.

According to the official website, the organization will provide such resources as housing, employment, help with substance abuse, and therapy.

‘No Bars Reform’ To Provide Resources For Formerly Incarcerated Women

The 30-year-old spent nearly two years in a Florida prison herself before being released to a halfway house in 2020.

“(Since her release), JT has vowed to use her voice and platform to help other incarcerated women rehabilitate into society by assisting with resources such as therapy, job placement, social services, and housing,” the website states.

The mission was launched in tandem with JT’s newest single — her first since 2019 — titled “No Bars.”

“Free my real b****s, Corrlink and J-Pay (Free my b****s) / You gon’ be home, f*** what the judge say / I’m lowkey, b****s f*** with my anxiety / I’m prayed up, and I’m waitin’ on my rivalry,” some of the lyrics read.

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The Growth Rate Of Imprisoned Females Is Double That Of Men Since 1980, Figures Show

Over half (exactly 58 percent) of imprisoned women in state prisons have a child under the age of 18, the project reports.

And while there are still many more men in prison than women, the growth rate for female imprisonment is double that of men since 1980.

There are approximately 976,000 women under the supervision of the criminal justice system, meaning incarcerated, living in a halfway house, on parole, or on probation, per the Bureau of Justice Statistics.