Our Programs
Stability after incarceration requires both the individual having support
and the community being ready to offer it.
Peer navigators with lived experience — and allies — present at every stage: inside prison walls, at the threshold of release, and throughout reintegration. We combine system navigation with relational and cultural connection.
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In-reach and co-sponsoring events inside prisons
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Letters of connection to incarcerated individuals
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One-on-one reentry planning and system navigation (housing, ID, benefits, employment)
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Guided conversations to help process the factors that led to incarceration
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Housing, employment, health, and benefits access
primarily for AANHPI individuals transitioning
from incarceration into community within
the greater San Francisco Bay Area, California
Peer Reentry Support
Empathy education in schools, organizations, and community settings that expands reentry narratives, reduces the stigma parolees face, and builds communities ready to welcome people home.
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Guided dialogue and storytelling
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Film and firsthand lived experience
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Letter writing to incarcerated individuals
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Measurable perspective shift in early data
Empathy in Action
Get Connected to Services
Send us a letter to start the conversation today! Just tell us what services you would like support with and be sure to include your CDCR#, full name, and release date.
***Please note that we primarily serve Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) who will be paroled to the greater San Francisco Bay Area, California. ***
Mailing Address
2201 Shoreline Drive #1663
Alameda CA 94501
Inform A Loved One
Do you have a loved one who will be released to the San Francisco Bay Area and who you want to inform about our services? To download a PDF of our services that you can send them Click this link