with the Homeboy Hotline
The Homeboy Hotline (HBH), founded by Robert “Fleetwood” Bowden, is a reentry program providing the urgent resources needed, particularly within the first 72 hours of release from the prison industrial complex. For it is during this critical time that healing, supportive and effective connections have to be made to ensure freedom and eradicate recidivism. This is why we are the “72 Hours of Hope”…we are the sign that is posted along the road of redemption, assisting our brothers and sisters with guidance and direction towards a life of change that will lead them to becoming productive members of our community.
HBH is not gender specific and will provide the same services to each active participant regardless of race, sex, gender, citizenship or class. HBH primary goal is to increase the streams of open communication between the population of ex-offenders in the targeted areas and potential employers in the surrounding areas.
We work to promote the transformation that will reveal the truth that has been inside of them all along. HBH provides resources to ex-offenders that will increase their chances of gaining employment regardless of their past crime. We are dedicated to addressing those issues that prevent ex-offenders and related classes from having viable means of employment.
Get in touch with us if you have any questions about our resources or organization.
@415-685-1653