Aid to Inmate Mothers (AIM), founded in 1987, serves incarcerated mothers in Alabama with monthly visitation between mothers and children as a cornerstone program. It currently serves families connected to Tutwiler Prison for Women, Tutwiler Annex, Birmingham Work Release, and the Montgomery Women's Facility, and provides reentry case management and aftercare from its Montgomery hub at 660 Morgan Avenue.
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